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Methamphetamine is the drug police and drug enforcement officers hate the most. Why? It’s cheap, easy to make and highly addictive. All it takes is trying meth JUST ONCE and users are often hooked. Meth use is spreading at dangerous rates, right in our own backyard.

We at Cox 7-AZ, in a unique community partnership with Connect with Kids, Scottsdale Unified School District, Northeast Valley Coalition Against Methamphetamine, Partnership for a Drug Free America™ and SCF Arizona, are ready to fight back when it comes to the meth epidemic in our own Arizona communities.

We invite you to join our mission: to empower our students, teachers and community leaders with the latest information about meth’s dangerous and deadly consequences. Help Arizona youth reach their potential – drug-free.

This website features materials to help you facilitate youth meetings, mentor sessions and parent workshops, to view Cox-7 AZ/Connect with Kids television programs, and create an action plan for change in our community. Online materials include:

“My Voice, My Choice: Just Once,” Cox 7-AZ’s special program about methamphetamine
Connect with Kids video, Just Once in English and Spanish.
Connect with Kids Just Once Resource Guides, in English and Spanish, including a fact sheet, parent tip sheet, age-appropriate lesson plans and discussion questions
10 Connect with Kids news stories on the substance abuse challenges our students face
“My Voice, My Choice: Shattered” – a Cox7-AZ feature on teen drinking and driving
“My Voice, My Choice: Caught in the Web” – a Cox 7-AZ feature program on teen Internet safety

Cox 7-AZ thanks you for being our partner in creating solutions to the crystal meth epidemic – and helping to assure a bright, secure future for our children and our community.

Ivan Johnson
Vice-President, Community Relations and Televideo