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Drug Prevention
Resource Center
Mission Statement
To
increase community awareness, through prevention and education, of
the dangers associated with the use of alcohol, tobacco, and other
drugs.
DPRC is
proud to provide substance abuse
prevention education in Polk County...
Standing between your family and drugs!
The Drug Prevention Resource Center
has worked diligently for over 20 years to increase community
awareness,
through
prevention and education, of the dangers associated with the use of
alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. Our services include science-based
prevention programs for elementary and middle school students,
presentations to schools, parents, businesses, churches and
community groups, as well as referrals for families experiencing
drug or alcohol problems in Polk, Highlands and Hardee counties.
Some of our informative substance abuse prevention education
programs for youth & adults include:
- Drug
Free Puppet Shows for elementary & middle school students
- Team
Awareness Training Programs for the Workplace
- Tobacco
Awareness, Education and Cessation Programs
- Educational
Resource Literature Library
Call
DPRC at 863-802-0777 today to ask about our Prevention Education Programs & Services
available to groups, businesses,
schools, churches, and organizations, FREE of charge!
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The
Drug Prevention Resource Center and StandUP Polk, the Coalition for
a Drug-Free Polk, are proud to present QUIT SMOKING NOW classes to
offer Polk County residents the support necessary to decrease
tobacco use.
Meetings are held
once weekly for six weeks
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Family Fundamentals Center
1021 Lakeland Hills Blvd. in Lakeland
To register contact: Michelle White at DPRC
(863) 802-0777
email: michelle@drugpreventionresource.org
For Telephone Counseling, call toll-free:
FLORIDA QUIT-FOR-LIFE LINE
1-877-U-CAN-NOW
(1-877-822-6669)
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The Coalition for a Drug-Free Polk
TAKE
A STAND FOR AMERICA’S YOUTH:
Join the Coalition For A Drug-Free Polk!
Together we
can make a difference!!
To help
our local efforts to reduce underage drinking and substance abuse,
please consider joining the Coalition
for a Drug-Free Polk. We
invite concerned citizens to join the effort and take an active part
in our monthly planning sessions. For more information, please call
DPRC Executive Director, Angie Ellison, at (863) 802-0777 or write
to: Drug Prevention Resource Center, 621 South Florida Avenue,
Lakeland, FL 33801.
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Drug Prevention Resource
Center
Agency Overview
Drug Prevention
Resource Center is a nonprofit agency established in 1985 to
increase community awareness, through prevention and education, of
the dangers associated with the use of alcohol, tobacco and other
drugs. DPRC provides substance abuse prevention education programs
in the Polk, Hardee and Highlands county areas. Our services include
science-based prevention programs for elementary and middle school
students, presentations to schools, parents, businesses, churches
and community groups, as well as referrals for families experiencing
drug or alcohol problems.
DPRC serves as a
source of support to ongoing treatment programs through the
tri-county area and works cooperatively with the Department of
Children and Families, United Way, The Community Foundation of
Greater Lakeland, Inc., Florida Office of Drug Control, Family
Fundamentals, members of the Juvenile Justice system, Polk County
Sheriff's Department, the Highlands County Sheriff's Department,
local police and the School Boards of Polk, Hardee and Highlands
counties.
The Drug Prevention
Resource Center serves District 14, which covers Polk, Hardee and
Highlands counties.

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DPRC 621 South Florida Avenue
Lakeland, FL 33801
Tel: 863-802-0777 Fax: 863-802-0065
Toll Free: 1-877-854-8484
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