Drug Awareness
Program

The Santa Ana Elks Drug Awareness committee is committed to eliminating the use and abuse of illegal drugs by all members of society and believe that to ensure a bright future for our country, it is essential that our children be raised in a drug-free environment. Our goals are: To educate all ages on the dangers of drug and alcohol use.

On Sunday, October 26 from 4:00 to 6:30 pm, we will be holding our third annual Trunk or Treat night at the lodge in the parking lot. This event is free and open to the community, so bring your kids and their friends for an evening of fun and safe trick or treating. We'll be handing out Elks drug awareness materials, as this event is in celebration of Red Ribbon Week. If you would like to participate by decorating your car for the event, contact Tracy Smith at 714-623-6624. If you'd like to donate candy or other items for Trunk or Treat (candy, glow sticks, trinkets, etc.) there is a donation box in the lobby.

Watch the story of the Elks Drug Awarness Program below.

To read the comics, click the images.

3.5 THINGS PARENTS CAN DO TO HELP THEIR KIDS STAY DRUG FREE

One fear parents have is that their child will cave in to peer pressure and engage in drug use. The broad availability of drugs will present a high cause for concern. There will include multiple theories concerning the ideal method of keeping your kids from the harms of drugs. A few parents think having stringent rules are going to be enough to scare their teenagers into avoiding drugs, yet unfortunately that might not be enough. There’s hope; multiple studies have proven that following these 3 steps is going to assist you in helping your teenager avoid the multitude of harms of drug misuse. Click HERE for more.

Drug Awareness Program

Watch the story of the Elks Drug Awarness Program below.

To read the comics, click the images.

3.5 THINGS PARENTS CAN DO TO HELP THEIR KIDS STAY DRUG FREE

Drug Awareness
Program