Brochures and Posters

DAODAS offers many publications for alcohol and other drug abuse education, as well as additional information on treatment, recovery, and prevention. Click any of the brochures and posters below to download them in PDF form. NOTE: Copies of these publications may not be available from DAODAS, but you are welcome to reproduce them for use in your community.

Brochures

Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP)

A brochure that explains and answers frequently asked questions about South Carolina’s Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program. Click here to view brochure.

Clearing the Smoke

A brochure designed to educate parents and others on the dangers of tobacco use and that encourages them to protect today’s children from the risks associated with underage smoking. Click here to view brochure.

Know the Rules Before You Play the Game: Current South Carolina Laws Related to Youth and Alcohol

A brochure describing current South Carolina offenses related to alcohol use by and impacting minors. Click here to view brochure.

The Time to Stop Is Now

It is best to stop all substance use before becoming pregnant. But it’s never too late. The time to stop is now. Click here to view brochure.

What Are You Prepared to Lose?

A brochure describing current South Carolina offenses related to alcohol use. Click here to view brochure.

Posters

Kiss This?

This poster was designed in an effort to deter youth from using cigarettes by showing an image of an attractively “lipsticked mouth” whose appeal is destroyed by a protruding cigarette. Click here to view poster.

Clearing the Smoke

This poster contains a list of the top 10 reasons it is cool not to smoke in language that youth can understand. Click here to view poster.

Common Drugs of Abuse

This poster contains common drugs of abuse broken down into category by type of drug. Other useful information contained on the chart includes: the brand or common names, slang terms, medical uses, duration of effects, methods of use, possible effects, effects of overdose and withdrawal symptoms. This chart is an excellent resource for educators, physicians and others who wish to have a large, explanatory visual about common drugs of abuse. Click here to view poster.