Bring awareness into the places where people learn, work and build community.
Drug-Free Schools
Schools can propose age-appropriate awareness activities, teacher orientation and parent conversations. Content and speakers should be reviewed by school leadership. Activities should support questions and learning without asking children to disclose private experiences or identify classmates. An authorised adult should coordinate all arrangements.
Campus Against Narcotics
Colleges can connect student ambassadors with faculty guidance, workshops, creative expression and supervised sport. The 90-day challenge provides a suggested structure for continuing activity after the summit. Institutions should choose a manageable plan and record the work delivered rather than making unsupported impact claims.
Drug-Free Workplaces
Employers can explore staff awareness sessions, wellbeing communication and information about qualified support services. Individual health concerns belong with appropriate professionals and established workplace processes. An awareness campaign should not become a public screening exercise or a basis for exposing private employee information.
Community awareness drives
Local groups can organise learning opportunities that fit their audience and venue. Clear permissions, suitable supervision and accurate messaging should come before promotion. A pledge drive or cultural event can create an opening for conversation, followed by trusted resources and a planned next activity.
Request an activity
Use the partnership form to describe your institution, location, audience and preferred format. Availability, speakers, costs and responsibilities need to be agreed separately. An enquiry does not confirm an event or authorise the use of campaign branding.