11.C3.3

describe factors (e.g., poor school performance; not fitting in; inability to cope with stress; not having a support network; having friends or family members who drink or use drugs; family conflict; discrimination or oppression; emotional, physical, or sexual abuse; poverty) that increase a person's risk of engaging in substance use or addictive behaviours, and identify sources of support (e.g., a school guidance counsellor, a telephone help line, a trusted friend who can help them find an adult to speak to, a family member, a religious leader or spiritual counsellor, a family physician or nurse practitioner, public health units or community health or friendship centres) that can help people avoid or overcome substance abuse and addiction [PS, IS, CT]