New report on how mentoring can reduce substance use and associated risk for youth

February 21, 2020/0 Comments/in Mentoring in the News /by Jeremy Astesano

The National Mentoring Resource Center has recently released a new report on how to reduce substance use in youth, a highly salient topic given the national opioid crisis which particularly affects young people. You can read the main summary points for the article below, and access the full report by clicking here.

You can find more information about addiction to drugs at Help.org. Click on “Understanding Addiction” in the header for a list of drug specific resources.

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