File consists of materials related to a Public Service Announcement evaluation project, where surveyors canvassed the Portuguese community with questionnaires to evaluate the effectiveness of anti-drinking and driving PSAs and the Ethnocultural Alcohol-related Programme (ECARP) project. Documents include: a working document for the PSA evaluation project and ECARP; correspondence with the Addiction Research Foundation (ARF); a script for the evaluation survey in Portuguese and English; a project summary of the ECARP project, 11 October 1991; resumes and cover letters of candidates for the position of Project Assistant, March 1992; a shooting script for the ECARP PSA, 29 August 1991; grant proposals and project descriptions; and related material.

File consists of material related to the Ethno-cultural Alcohol-related Programme Development Project Community Working Group (ECARP-CWG). Records include meeting minutes and agendas, membership lists, memoranda, proposals, reports, and correspondence.

File consists of: a first draft of questions for group interviews as part of a community consultation on substance abuse; a copy of Youth Survey A; a blank contact sheet for participants; a document outlining recommendations for program development; and a contact list of participating organizations.

File consists of an application for registration of copyright of the translation and cultural adaptation into Portuguese of "Ready or Not! Parenting a Preteen and Drugs: Preventing a Problem."

File consists of material related to the Community-Based Drug Abuse Prevention Project. File includes a grant application to the City of Toronto Community Health Funds, Drug Abuse Prevention Program Funding; a project evaluation of PIN's project, "Ready of Not: Drugs, Preventing a Problem"; and related materials.

File consists of: an attendance list for the event, "Coping With Addictions," sponsored by PIN Health Committee; and an agenda and registration form for the event.

File consists of an application and related material for a Community-Based Drug Abuse Prevention grant from the Toronto Board of Health, titled, "Ready of Not! Drugs: Preventing a Problem."

File consists of an invoice and translation of a drug abuse prevention flyer and completed questionnaires regarding the flyer.

File consists of information sheets and the text of radio Public Service Announcements.

File consists of brochures related to drug and substance abuse, written in Portuguese and English.

File consists of material related to the publication of parenting / substance abuse prevention booklets, "Ready of Not." File includes: an application and correspondence with Doctors Hospital Foundation requesting grant funds; correspondence with the Drug Prevention Centre regarding design, layout and printing requirements; and related materials.

File consists of brochures and fact sheets on the harms of substance abuse, alcohol, drugs, and tobacco, primarily distributed by the Addiction Research Foundation.

File consists of a report by the Substance Abuse Committee of PIN on Portuguese Health Week, held 24-31 October.

File consists of material related to the Portuguese Community Consultation on Substance Abuse Initial Brainstorming Session, held by PIN. Records include: meeting minutes of initial brainstorming sessions, 12 December 1990; drafts and final versions of questions for focus group interviews; copies of youth and adult surveys; and correspondence with the City of Toronto Department of Public Health.

File consists of contact information of members, draft questions for a community consultation, and related material of the Substance Abuse Work Group for PIN's Health Project, "Saude para Todos."

File consists of membership lists, memoranda, minutes, and resources of the Substance Abuse Workgroup of PIN.

File consists of surveys completed by youth and adults regarding substance abuse, conducted by Dr. Alex Carvalho of the University of Toronto.

File consists of surveys completed by youth and adults regarding substance abuse, conducted by Dr. Manuela Marujo of the University of Toronto.