The 15 Minute Child Break

Child Break – Dates Now Available for April & May 2017

Dates are filling up quickly! Most of our calendar has been filled for March. We are now scheduling presentations for April (Alcohol Awareness Month) and May. Please call now or click here to schedule your Child Break.

The 2017 revised Child Break includes our free child break program, a one-hour multimedia presentation that encourages and empowers parents and other adult caregivers to effectively communicate with children about the dangers of drugs and alcohol. In addition to covering underage drinking, marijuana use, and other drugs, we also include information on the abuse of prescription drugs and the current heroin/opiate addiction crisis we are facing throughout New Jersey. The program is presented free of charge. The program is for adults only. There are limited April and May dates. Professional Development Credit 1.5
To register for the free presentation please click here, call, or email .

Bill Lillis
Programs Coordinator
Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey
973.467.2100

Answers to frequently asked questions:

• A PDFNJ Parent Educator will come to your community
• The Child Break is a PowerPoint presentation
• The presentation is a solid hour
• The presentation is for adults only
• Parents/educators/caregivers with children of all ages can benefit
• The presentation can be opened to the entire community
• Surveys are administered to all attendees
• Resource materials are given to all attendees
• Promotional Materials are provided to help host promote the presentation

Visit www.drugfreenj.org to view all of PDFNJ’s programs or call 973-467-2100

The Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey (PDFNJ) is a private 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that promotes prevention of substance abuse throughout the state through media campaigns, school-based programs and community and workplace initiatives. PDFNJ programs are made possible by support from the  Governor’s Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, the New Jersey Department of Human Services, and funding from corporations and foundations. All PDFNJ programs and services are offered free of charge to NJ residents and businesses.