1-800-241-9746--PRIDE DRUG INFORMATION LINE.

A national resource and information center, Parents' Resource

Institute for Drug Education (PRIDE) refers concerned parents to

parent groups in their State or local area, gives information on how

parents can form a group in their community, provides telephone

consulting and referrals to emergency health centers, and maintains a

series of drug information tapes that callers can listen to,

free-of-charge, by calling after 5:00 pm.

1-800-638-2045--NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON DRUG ABUSE (NIDA), U.S.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES.

A national information service that provides technical assistance to

individuals and groups wishing to start drug prevention programs.

Currently, the program focuses on the establishment of the "Just Say

No To Drugs" clubs.

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