This video about methamphetamine is for New Zealand parents, caregivers, whānau and those working with young people to understand basic facts about methamphetamine use. Don't stop here, start a conversation.
Methamphetamine use is uncommon in New Zealand, especially among young people? However, raising it in a conversation can help your young person know that it is ok to talk to you about it should they come into contact with it or know someone who might be using it. While no use is safest, explore the facts before discussing options.
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This includes the complete Did You Know Conversation Guide which you can also view and download right now: A guide to conversations with young people about drugs and alcohol (PDF, 2.7 MB).
These tools and resources were initiated by the Counties Manukau AOD Provider Collaborative and the New Zealand Drug Foundation with support from Odyssey. Expert advice and participation from young people were used in their development. Creative by Mohawk Media and Mōca.
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