Keeping Your Teens Drug-Free: A Guide for African American Parents and Caregivers

Discusses skills African American parents and caregivers can use to prevent illicit drug use among teens. Includes information about the negative effects caused by marijuana, alcohol, and other substances; signs of drug use; and ways to get help from others to keep teens healthy.

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