Service Contract for the “Selective Prevention of Drug Addiction Programme” Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

A program of selective prevention of drug use or other addictive behaviors is understood to be aimed at groups or groups of people who, due to their personal, family, social or environmental characteristics or circumstances, are at risk of drug use (legal or illegal) or other addictive behaviors. Such a risk situation can be established on the basis of their individual characteristics (e.g. children with mental health problems, lack of social skills, high sensation seeking, etc.), behavioural characteristics (e.g. young offenders, bottle practice, inappropriate habits, presence of indicators of inappropriate use of video games, involvement in gambling, inappropriate use of information and communication technologies, etc.), their school situation (school failure, absenteeism or dropout, problems of school integration, school disciplinary sanctions, etc.) or their family or social environment (lack of resources, low parental supervision, risk of exclusion, residence in disadvantaged neighbourhoods or areas, children at risk of homelessness and/or social conflict residing or not in protection or reform centres, children with risky family environments, etc.). In order to increase the effectiveness of selective intervention programmes, comprehensive and multi-component programmes are desirable. School programmes are therefore excluded, unless they form part of a clearly broader intervention than action at school level. Priority will be given to programmes aimed primarily at adolescents and young people between the ages of 12 and 18, although older young people may be included depending on the characteristics of the programme. Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

85311300 - Welfare services for children and young people