Gang Awareness
Substance Abuse Facts
Risk & Consequences
Healthy Choices
Getting Help
100

A group that may engage in illegal or harmful activities and often pressures members to follow its rules is called this.

gang

100

Using alcohol or drugs in a way that causes harm to a person's health, school, or relationships is called this.

substance abuse

100

Missing school, falling grades, and frequent absences can be examples of this.

consequences of risky behavior

100

Participating in sports, clubs, arts, or community programs are examples of this.

positive activities

100

A trusted person you can talk to about concerns at school might be this professional.

school counselor

200

True or False: Joining a gang is the only way to gain protection or belonging.

False

200

True or False: Prescription medications are always safe if they are not prescribed to you.

False

200

Gang involvement and substance abuse can negatively affect future education and this.

career opportunities

200

Choosing friends who support your goals is an example of making this.

healthy choices 

200

Friends should encourage each other to seek help when facing serious challenges. True or False?

True

300

Gangs may try to attract young people by offering friendship, money, or this.

a sense of belonging

300

This part of the body is especially affected by alcohol and drug use because it controls thinking, learning, and decision-making.

brain

300

Driving under the influence increases the risk of these.

accidents

300

Saying "no" confidently when pressured to do something unsafe demonstrates this.

refusal skills

300

Parents, guardians, teachers, coaches, and mentors are examples of these.

trusted adults

400

Pressure from friends or others to do something you do not want to do is called this.

peer pressure

400

Repeated substance use can make it harder to make healthy

decisions

400

One poor decision can sometimes have long-lasting

consequences

400

Setting goals for your future can help you stay focused on this.

success

400

Asking for help when struggling with a problem is a sign of this.

strength 

500

Having positive role models, activities, and supportive adults can help reduce the risk of this.

gang involvement

500

A strong support system can help prevent or overcome this.

substance abuse

500

Engaging in risky behaviors may impact relationships, health, education, and this.

future

500

The ability to overcome challenges and keep moving forward is called this.

resilience 


500

Community programs, counseling, and support groups are examples of these.

resources

M
e
n
u