Empowering communities. Protecting futures. Ending addiction.
Starting education early reduces the chances of substance misuse in adolescence and adulthood.
Strong community programs provide resources and safe environments for youth and families.
Advocating for health policies and educational curricula helps drive long-term change.
Social influence is a leading cause of initial substance use among teens and young adults.
Untreated depression, anxiety, and trauma often correlate with higher substance use rates.
Genetics and household environment play a role in the likelihood of substance dependency.
Million Teens Affected
Risk Reduction with Education
Lives Saved Yearly