Why Drug Education and Prevention Materials Matter

Drug education and prevention materials help individuals and families understand the real impact of substance use. At Narconon Europe, we provide clear, accessible resources that explain the dangers of the most commonly used drugs.

Below, you’ll find materials grouped by drug type. Click on any substance to explore detailed information and gain the knowledge needed to protect yourself and others.

What These Materials Cover

Each section offers accurate facts about the drug’s effects, risks, and long-term consequences. From alcohol to synthetic drugs, our educational content is designed to inform and prevent—not to judge or scare.

How to Use This Page

Simply scroll down and select the drug you want to learn more about. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or concerned friend, these resources will guide you in making informed decisions and starting meaningful conversations.

Alcohol awareness – image of a whiskey bottle and glass used in drug education

Alcohol is a drug that slows down brain and body functions. This page covers its effects, overdose risks, how it’s made, types of drinks, and how it harms health—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Alcohol
Cocaine drug awareness – pile of white powder representing the risks of use

Cocaine is a drug that speeds up brain and body functions. This page covers its effects, overdose risks, how addiction starts, and the damage it causes—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Cocaine
LSD drug education – vibrant blotter image representing hallucinogenic effects

LSD is a hallucinogenic drug that distorts thoughts and senses. This page covers its effects, bad trip risks, how it alters reality, and long-term impacts—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about LSD
Heroin drug education – brown powder symbolizing the dangers of opioid addiction

Heroin is a drug that strongly slows down brain and body functions. This page covers its effects, overdose risks, how addiction develops, and the damage it causes—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Heroin
Marijuana drug education – close-up of cannabis buds used in awareness materials

Marijuana is a drug that alters mood, memory, and perception. This page covers its effects, mental health risks, addictive potential, and what long-term use can do—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Marijuana
Ecstasy drug education – image of colorful pills symbolizing risks of MDMA use

Ecstasy is a stimulant with hallucinogenic effects. This page covers its impact on the brain, overheating risks, emotional crashes, and what’s really in the pills—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Ecstasy
Crystal meth education – blue shards representing the stimulant drug's danger and appearance

Crystal meth is a drug that speeds up brain and body functions. This page covers its effects, addiction risks, how it harms health, and why it’s so dangerous—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Crystal Meth
Scattered blue tablets on a table with blister packs and cash, symbolizing painkiller misuse

Painkillers are drugs that block pain but can be addictive. This page covers their effects, overdose risks, how dependency starts, and the dangers of misuse—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Pain Killers
Prescription drug education – bottle and pills representing the dangers of medication misuse

Prescription drugs are medications that can be misused. This page covers the risks of abuse, how addiction starts, and the serious health effects—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Prescription Drugs
Various synthetic drug packages and pills in lab setting, representing designer drugs

Synthetic drugs are man-made substances with unknown effects. This page covers their dangers, unpredictable reactions, and what makes them so risky—giving you the facts to make informed choices.

Learn about Synthetic Drugs

FAQ – Drug Education & Prevention Materials

Who are these prevention materials for?
These brochures are designed for parents, teachers, educators, and professionals who want to inform young people about the real effects of drugs.

Are the brochures free to download?
Yes. All the materials are available for free download for educational or personal use, with no cost involved.

Can I distribute these brochures in my school or organization?
Yes, absolutely. You are encouraged to print and share these brochures freely, as long as it’s for non-commercial, educational, and preventive use.