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Able International
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BLVD Treatment Centers
Distance: 0.4 Mi1776 Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028
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Drug Rehabilitation
Distance: 0.9 Mi6331 Hollywood Blvd Ste 1200
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TMZ Productions, Inc
Distance: 1.2 Mi8033 W Sunset Blvd
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Hard Rock Hotel, Inc.
Distance: 2.8 Mi510 N Robertson Blvd West Hollywood
90048 Los Angeles
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Providing successful drug rehabilitation services is only one part of Narconon's overall purpose. The broader purpose includes reaching out with prevention programs to youth and adults to proof them up against the false lure of alcohol, and other drugs. To that end, Narconon staff and volunteers have been active in their communities for decades, working with local social organizations, teachers, politicians and police. In short, we'll ally with anyone fighting drug abuse.
By pairing with sheriff's offices, schools, youth clubs, athletic leagues and community groups, we have been able to extend our drug education efforts much farther than if we operated alone. As there are many other groups and professionals working for purposes that align with those of Narconon, cooperative efforts make us both stronger and more effective. Please keep reading to learn about ways we have been able to provide services into organizations and communities around the world. If our purpose aligns with yours, consider how we might be able to help each other.
These are just a few of the questions parents are faced with today. Our mission is to provide parents with useful information and effective methods for keeping their kids away from drugs.
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Kazakhstan has been on the main route for drugs and other contraband from Asia into Europe for many decades. But in 1991, Afghanistan became the top producer of opium in the world. Trafficking of heroin through Kazakhstan doubled, then tripled and continued to grow. And along with it, drug abuse and addiction among Kazakhstanis also increased, accompanied by more arrests and incarcerations for drug crimes. Children made parentless when father or mothers are imprisoned on drug charges are often overlooked when it comes to addressing the problems created by drug trafficking.