DRUGS IMPACT EVERYONE PROGRAM 

                       Presented by:     The Narcotic Educational Foundation of Nevada 

The Drugs Impact Everyone Program was designed to educate                                                                             drug  offenders  in  the  many ways others are affected by their                                                                           drug  abuse and  use.   Many  innocent  people suffer from  the                                                                            choices  drug users make  each  day and this program exposes                                                                       those victims.   Families,  children,  siblings,  significant  others,                                                                             and  generations of family members are all directly impacted by                                                                         their use. There are many indirect victims of drug abuse and                                                                          use.  Many have no idea how one individual can have such an                                                                    impact on everything around them. 

Our  economy,  hospitals,  workforce,  businesses,  community,  neighborhoods  and  society are  additionally victimized.  The program started as a pilot program in Southern                                                                              Nevada. Future plans are to include the entire state of  Nevada in the program.    This is a self funded program and does not depend of  tax payer monies to run.  The program was designed and implemented by  Detective  John Evans and  Detective  Robert Perry in early 2007. 

With support from  NEFN  founded  by  Detective  Bruce Gentner,  the  Drugs  Impact  Everyone  Program is becoming a significant tool in Drug Education and Prevention. This program expects to obtain real up to date data and statistics on drug trends, drug use and needs for additional education for the entire state of Nevada.

The class is held on the last Tuesday of every month.**   Cost is   $60.00  

Check in starts at 6:00 P.M. & Panel Begins at  7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.

Class dates for 2010  

Jan 26th 2010                 May 25th 2010            Sept 28th 2010

Feb 23th 2010                June 29th 2010            Oct 26th 2010

Mar 30th 2010                July 27th 2010            Nov 30th 2010

Apr 27th 2010                Aug 31th 2010             Dec 28th 2010

All classes will be at the Springs Preserve.

*Class NOT at Cashman Center, moved to the Springs Preserve.*

                                                 The Springs Preserve is located at 

     333 South Valley View,  

     Las Vegas, Nevada

     (702) 822-7705 

      www.springspreserve.org  

Class rules are strictly enforced:

No persons will be admitted after the Program begins.  Seating is based on a first come first served basis.  If you need to attend a specific month, make sure you come early and get in line. 

Appropriate attire is required.  Do not wear shorts, halter tops, tank tops or offensive clothing.  Shoes are required.  Hygiene is also required.  There will be no disruptions during the class.  It is recommended that you leave cell phones and pagers out of the class.  If you are caught not shutting them off you will be asked to leave. 

Intoxication, drinking or being under the influence of a controlled substance is strictly prohibited. 

If you take a prescription make sure you bring it with you as proof.  Drug Recognition Experts and Officers will be on hand to determine impairment. 

All 3 copies of the court issued referral card must be presented prior to admittance to class. Attendance is agreement with all the class rules.  

** except holidays     

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