The Partnership, in collaboration with the Addiction Policy Forum and the House of Representatives Bipartisan Task Force to Combat the Heroin Epidemic, developed a comprehensive addiction resources toolkit to help the families impacted by the heroin and opioid epidemic.
Our very own Tom Hedrick, one of the founding members of the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids, was recognized by the White House today with the “Champions of Change” Honor.
The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids today announced the launch of BREAKING POINTS, a new, short documentary film that raises awareness about the level of stress that high school and college students experience and the unhealthy ways that many of them cope.
What can you do to help end medicine abuse? Learn how you can safeguard and properly dispose of your unused or expired medication by joining ONDCP, the Partnership and more for a Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Twitter Town Hall Tuesday, April 26th at 2 p.m. EST.
Tom Hedrick, one of our founding members, has been selected by the White House to receive the “Champions of Change” honor for his leadership and tireless work on behalf of families.
As countless families struggle with opioid addiction, last Saturday’s “Heroin AM” skit on Saturday Night Live was not only in poor taste, but an insensitive reaction to the real pain and suffering caused by this epidemic. Find out how we’re taking action against SNL and how you can get involved.
The Partnership for announced today a new, comprehensive resource to help families and communities address the country’s growing heroin and prescription drug abuse crisis.
“WeGotYou,” our emoji-driven youth-targeted campaign, has been selected as an official nominee for The 20th Annual Webby Awards in the Mobile: Health category. We need your vote to win!
Our President and CEO Marcia Lee Taylor had the privilege of introducing U.S. Surgeon General Vice Admiral Dr. Vivek Murthy at the 2016 National & Heroin Summit.
Last week, the National Journal published an article detailing how the Comprehensive Addiction Recovery Act (CARA) came to be. Our President and CEO, Marcia Lee Taylor, talks about how the Partnership has advocated for the passing of the CARA in the article.
Are you struggling with a son or daughter’s substance use? Connect with a parent counselor who will listen and help you find answers. All communications are free and confidential.
