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Our online videos are used as a tool for parents, educators, teen groups, and law enforcement to educate youth on the risks of drug abuse.  All online videos are FREE.  Make them part of your own website at no charge.  Simply right click the mouse and scroll down to “save target as…”  Download Windows Media Player

The book, Street-wise Drug Prevention, by Guillermo D Jalil, is irrevocably released to the public domain.  Copyright is hereby released for the benefit of others, without compensation.  Please give credit as a courtesy.  Nothing is expected in return.

2000 lbs of MRE’s and canned food distributed in 2011.
2200 lbs of non-perishable food distributed in 2012.
970 lbs. of non-perishable food distributed in 2013.

We thank Scott Miller, Redners Markets, for the at-cost food program in aiding our Hurricane Sandy relief efforts in NY. The food was donated The Bridge Church in Hamburg, PA on November 21, 2012. For information on how to help victims of Hurricane Sandy, please call Jeff Diehl, 610-207-7704, of the United Church of Christ in Hamburg, PA. We also thank David A Schwartz, PC, for donating the dental supplies. He’s a fantastic dentist located at 9 Bristol Court, Wyomissing PA 19610. Pics here.

Drug Prevention Video

In May 1998, anti-drug advocate Guillermo D. Jalil, M.S., embarked on a 900 mile journey from Orlando, FL, to Virginia Beach, VA, to educate the general public about the effects and problems of addiction among our youth. He was assisted by video professionals Javier Diaz and Ricardo Flores. During his adventure, Jalil faced many challenges, including being sideswiped by a minivan in Savannah, GA. As he rode through six states in twelve days, he encountered the chase of nineteen dogs and was startled by a crocodile in South Carolina who wanted a snack in his bicycle pack ;).

The tour was captured on digital video and is now available to schools, police officers and parent groups.  During the biking tour, Jalil teamed up with the international anti-violence organization “Stop the Violence-Face the Music” to educate parents on how to talk to their children about drugs.  Read the trip journal here.  Black Belt Times.

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The Video: Hiv & Drugs An Interview With Dianna Pagan: Hiv
Real Consequences
Public Service Announcements Using A Gun: Think You Got It All Figured Out?
Peer Influence
“Don’t Care About Anything”
Advice For Parents
Mom
Reality Rap: People, Places And Things
Reality Rap: People, Places And Things
Faces Of Meth, Before And After Mug Shots
Drug Prevention PSA’s For Public Access
Drug Prevention PSA’s For Public Access

Permission To Use: Anyone can download and use the above videos free of charge. You are authorized to make them part of your own website. The above videos and public service announcement may be shown to groups of all ages in the prevention and intervention of adolescent drug abuse, and for parent education.

About The Contributors:

The producer of the above media is Guillermo D. Jalil, M.S..  He’s a volunteer youth counselor, entrepreneur and former Juvenile Probation Officer.  Guillermo traveled 900 miles on a bicycle, from Orlando to Virginia Beach, on a Drug Prevention campaign in 1999, supported by community groups and law enforcement.  He produced a video and wrote a book titled, “Street-wise Drug Prevention.”

He was assisted by Javier Diaz and Ricardo Flores in the production and post-production of the above media.  We give thanks to local law enforcement and community groups  for their assistance.

Special thanks to the Reading Police Department, Berks County Prison, Manos, Berks Advocates Against Violence, Berks Aids Network, the Caron Foundation, Tom Reese & Associates, and others who prefer to remain nameless.

Youth Fellowship & Rescue and Guillermo D Jalil releases all copyrights, and all reserved rights, to the above works.  The above may be used by anyone for any reason in the prevention or intervention of adolescent drug abuse.  Please give credit to Nodrugs.com.

Would you like a FREE copy of the book Street-wise Drug Prevention?  Download here for a free copy.  Anyone may produce this book at their own expense with no duty to pay royalty or other fees.  The book may be produced and shared, partially or in whole.  Download the book absolutely free and distribute copies, in part or in whole, without paying compensation.  The copyright is irrevocably released to the public domain.  No fees.  Not for sale.

Street-wise Drug Prevention is a book used by medical schools, police departments, federal agencies, schools, churches, and youth programs.

BLUE DELTA INVESTIGATIONS, LLC, a private investigation agency in Cody, Wyoming, provides the economic sponsorship for this website.  Also supported by Michael Joseph, NOWPI.COM, a Private Investigator in California.

Contact:  Guillermo D Jalil, Peter Lopez and Franklin Alicea, Youth Fellowship & Rescue, 484.256.4563.

Support and design by Peter Lopez, Reading, PA. Peter Lopez uses music and computers to motivate youth to do the right thing. Peter is a leader among his brothers, his community and his peers. His laid back style and unconditional acceptance of others is an example of how we should all be our brother’s keeper. Peter overcame many obstacles in life and has persevered with a strong sense of self. His amazing use of music and computers makes him a pioneer in his own right. Peter won the City of Reading Ambassador of Peace in 2001 and 2002. He lives in Reading, PA.

Peter is the Webmaster for NODRUGS.COM. He was with us since 1998; off and on. Peter’s interest in computers and music was a positive and healthy escape from the streets.

Support and design by Peter Lopez, Reading, PA. Peter Lopez uses music and computers to motivate youth to do the right thing. Peter is a leader among his brothers, his community and his peers. His laid back style and unconditional acceptance of others is an example of how we should all be our brother’s keeper. Peter overcame many obstacles in life and has persevered with a strong sense of self. His amazing use of music and computers makes him a pioneer in his own right. Peter won the City of Reading Ambassador of Peace in 2001 and 2002. He lives in Reading, PA.

Peter is the Webmaster for NODRUGS.COM. He was with us since 1998; off and on. Peter’s interest in computers and music was a positive and healthy escape from the streets.

Sponsored by Blue Delta Investigations, LLC of Cody, Wyoming.

CONTACT:  nodrugs@nodrugs.com

Sponsors Of The Video

  • Electronic Connection, Reading
  • Action Communications, Reading, PA
  • Tom Reese & Associates, Reading, PA
  • RSR Graphics, Reading, PA
  • Tom Reese & Associates, Reading,PA
  • David Michael Photography, Reading
  • Lebo’s Pedal Parlor, Reading, PA
  • Bruce Schaffer, Independent Trainer, Speaker & Therapist
  • 215-628-9340
  • Drug Identification Bible
  • Aikido Tenshinkai of Florida, Orlando, FL
  • Powerhouse Gymnastics, Holly Hill, FL
  • TaeKwonDo Plus, Jacksonville, Fl
  • Halverson Karate Academy, Brunswick, GA
  • Walterboro Karate & Defense Arts School, Walterboro, SC
  • Lighthouse Bookstore & Trophies, Walterboro, SC
  • North Myrtle Beach “Gymnastics & More”, N. Myrtle Beach, SC
  • Leitzke ATA Black Belt Academy, Wilmington, NC
  • ATA Black Belt Academy-Karate for Kids and Adults, New Bern, NC
  • Lord Proprietors’ Inn, Edenton, NC
  • King Tiger Martial Arts, Virginia Beach, VA
  • Photographer Bill Gordon
  • The Advocate of Central Florida
  • 20th Century Television
  • Barbour/Langley Productions
  • Caron Foundation, Reading, PA
  • Berks Advocates Against Violence, Reading, PA
  • Police Athletic League of Reading, Reading, PA
  • Puerto Rican Latin Association of Reading, PA
  • Olivets Boys & Girls Club, Reading, PA
  • Berks Aids Network, Reading, PA
  • Manos, Lancaster, PA
  • Berks County Prison, Leesport, PA
  • City of Reading Police, Reading, PA
  • Stop the Violence-Face the Music
  • Express Youth Foundation, Orlando, FL
  • Holly Hill Youth Center, Holly Hill, Fl
  • Holly Hill Recreation Youth Board, Holly Hill, FL
  • US Coast Guard
  • DEA
  • US Marshall
  • US Border Patrol
  • South Carolina State Troopers
  • US Customs
  • North Charleston Police
  • Charleston Police
  • Charleston County Sherriff
  • Goose Creek Police
  • Dorchester County Sherriff
  • Roper Hospital
  • Mt. Pleasant Police
  • Harbor Patrol
  • Youth Porgram’s Keystone Flyers
  • Terry Parker Baptist Church, Jacksonville
  • City Youth Drug Movement, Brunswick, GA
  • Goodyear Elementary School, Brunswick
  • YMCA, Habersham Street, Savannah, GA
  • Walterboro Downtown Development Center, SC
  • Walterboro, SC
  • Walterboro Christian Center, Walterboro, SC
  • Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston, SC
  • Wilmington Police Department, Wilmington, NC
  • Mental Health/Substance Committee of Chowan County Healthy Carolinians, NC
  • Coastal Counseling Center, Chesapeake, VA
  • Chowan County Tourism Development Authority
  • Javier Diaz
  • Ricardo Flores
  • Ms. Lawanna Gilzer
  • Ms. Betty Gilzer
  • Jose Andrade, MD
  • Chuck Beech
  • Mel Haring
  • Bobby Chavers’
  • Anne Wilkins
  • Gary Cook
  • Rocky Spaulding
  • Ren Halverson
  • Paul McKenzie
  • Dan McConnell
  • Alta Mae Henderson
  • Will and Wade Marvin
  • Jo Don Buckner
  • Kris & Jack Cunningham
  • Deborah Wheeler
  • Denise John
  • Peggy Patterson
  • Louie and Tammy LiGuori
  • Mr. & Mrs. Leitzke
  • Michael & Kimberly Brown
  • Martha Early
  • Master Cielo
  • Michelle Staub
  • Dennis & Kathy Shollenberger
  • Cynthia Cruz-Cruz
  • Brianna Cruz
  • Alex Gomez
  • Chris Anderson
  • Janine Quigley
  • Byron Rice
  • Ronald Dougherty
  • Jason Dougherty
  • John Elder
  • Rodney T.
  • William G.
  • Javier O.
  • Jean W.
  • Javier C.
  • “Mariah”
  • John W.
  • Sergeant Albert Evans, City of Reading Police Department
  • Ryan Cooper
  • Wanda Gonzalez-Crespo
  • Miriam Lebron
  • Karen Smith
  • Kathleen Thren
  • Fred Stubbs
  • Louis Vetri
  • Eileen Floriani
  • Lori Mentzer
  • Thomas Apsokardu
  • Rebecca Stubbs
  • Gabriel Rodriguez
  • Bradley Butler
  • Annette Hussman
  • Erica Evans
  • Patricia McIntosh
  • Junior Aponte
  • Robert McIntosh
  • Jackie Aponte
  • Jose Borras-Osorio
  • Robert Monzon
  • Harold Jordan
  • Gary Oliver
  • Mike Otay
  • George Wagner

Contributors To The Book

  • Randall Kollor, M.S., CAC
  • Richard Hampton, Jr., CAC, ICADC, LCPC
  • Bruce Schaffer
  • Mitchell Wright
  • John Hillery
  • Richard A. Horst
  • Richard A. Horst, Jr.
  • Laura Schnader
  • Noel Washington
  • Sherwood Wadel
  • Brook Noel
  • Sandra Kay Lias
  • Kevin
  • Creagh & Associates
  • Milton Creagh
  • Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation Services, PA
  • Harold L. Jordan, Executive Director
  • Phil Lehman, Program Director
  • The Children’s Home of Reading, PA
  • Karen Adams, Program Director
  • Evan Graham, Substance Abuse Counselor
  • Reading City Police, PA
  • Captain William Ulrich, Reading Vice Division
  • Detective Geraldo Vega, Reading Vice Division
  • Sergeant Evans, Supervisor of Juvenile Investigation
  • Sergeant McCarty, Crime Prevention
  • Felix Mateo, Patrolman
  • Robbie Rudy, Caseworker
  • Berks County Juvenile Probation, PA
  • Peter Czabafy, CAC, Drug & Alcohol Specialist
  • Kip Frasso, Intake Officer
  • Nicolas Camacho, Juvenile Probation Officer
  • Michael Noll, Juvenile Probation Officer
  • Miguel Rivera, Juvenile Probation Officer
  • Northampton County Juvenile Probation, PA
  • James Menapace, Juvenile Probation Officer
  • Dawn Shantz, Juvenile Probation Officer
  • Pam Reube, Intake Officer
  • Lebanon County Juvenile Probation Office, PA
  • Dennis R. Heckard, M.S., Chief Juvenile Officer
  • Exeter Township School District, PA
  • Karen McElhattan, Teacher
  • Olivets Boys and Girl’s Club, Reading, PA
  • Frances DeSantis, Director for Berks Teen Institute
  • Drug Enforcement Agency
  • Gordon Dewhurst, Program Analyst
  • Donna Wilson, Special Agent
  • St. Joseph’s Hospital, Reading, PA
  • Sally Lengel, St. Joseph Addiction Care, SAP team
  • Berks Youth Counseling Center, PA
  • Chris Axford, Director of Treatment
  • The World Wing Chun Kung Fu Association
  • Grandmaster William Cheung
  • Reading School District, PA
  • Timothy J. Daley, Safe Schools Coordinator
  • Patricia Goldstein, Dropout Prevention Coordinator
  • Centerville City Schools of Centerville, OH
  • Tim Apolito, Prevention Counselor
  • David McDaniel, Centerville H.S. Principal
  • Carolyn Miller, Substance Abuse/Crisis Intervention Specialist
  • Council on Chemical Abuse, Reading, PA
  • Marcia Goodman-Hinnershitz, Director of Prevention Services
  • W.R. Thomas Junior High School, FL
  • Jeffrey Miller, Principal
  • Carmen Espinosa
  • Conrad Weiser High School
  • Albert C. Silveri, Head Varsity Football Coach
  • Police Athletic League
  • Patricia Smith, Program Coordinator for the Youth Rehabilitation Program
  • Penn State Berks Campus
  • Michael B. Kane, M.A., Departments of Speech & English
  • Michael Landis, Chief of Police
  • Berks County Detention Center, PA
  • Lancaster City Police, PA