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Real facts. Real risks. Real choices.
Drugs are changing. The way they look, how they’re used, and who they target, it’s all evolving fast. These booklets were created to give you the truth without the hype, so you can stay informed, stay in control, and protect your future.
The Truth About Alcohol
Alcohol is everywhere, and it’s easy to think it’s harmless. But it affects your brain, your choices, and your future.
What starts as “just one drink” can lead to real risks. This booklet gives you the facts.
Stay in control and make smarter decisions.
The Truth About Tobacco
Tobacco isn’t just a habit; it’s a system designed to hook you. Learn how nicotine traps your brain and why staying tobacco-free protects your future.
Protect your lungs. Protect your future.
The Truth About Marijuana (Cannabis)
Today’s cannabis is stronger and riskier than ever. This booklet shows how it affects memory, focus, and mental health, especially in young people.
Think it’s harmless? Think again.
Vaping Awareness Booklet for Students
Vaping isn’t harmless; it’s addictive and damaging. This booklet breaks down what’s inside vapes, how they affect your body, and why it’s hard to quit.
Don’t fall for the trend. Know the truth.
The Truth About Drugs: Pills & NPS (Synthetic Drugs)
Fake pills. Unknown chemicals. Real danger. Learn how synthetic drugs work, why they’re unpredictable, and how one pill can change everything.
One Pill can Kill!
The Truth About Drug Trafficking
Drug trafficking isn’t a hustle; it’s a trap. This booklet breaks down how young people get recruited, what really happens when you’re caught, and why “easy money” always comes at a high cost.
Don’t get played. Know the reality.
What You Don’t Know About Drugs (Ages 8–13)
A fun, interactive guide that helps younger students understand what drugs are, how they affect the body, and how to stay safe. Built to make learning simple, engaging, and real from an early age.
Learn the basics. Stay safe early.
Why You Should Say No to Drugs
A simple but powerful guide for younger audiences, using visuals and clear messages to show why drugs are harmful and how to make smart choices.
Strong choices start with one word: NO
Sometimes the hardest thing to do is say “no,” especially when friends are watching. But making the right choice can protect your health, your future, and your goals.
It’s about standing up for yourself and choosing what’s right.
Illicit drugs don’t just harm individuals, they impact families, communities, and national security.
This guide breaks down the different types of drugs, how they affect the body and mind, and the legal consequences involved. It’s built to give you clear, practical knowledge so you can understand the risks and respond effectively
CANU’s Teacher Guide on Drugs
Teachers play a key role in shaping choices and protecting young lives.
This guide equips educators with the knowledge to identify drugs, recognise warning signs, and address emerging trends among students, helping them take action early and create safer, drug-free school environments.
What Parents Need to Know About Drugs
A practical guide for parents to spot warning signs, understand modern drug trends, and have honest conversations with their children. Because prevention starts at home.
Spot the signs. Start the talk. Stay involved.
