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Partnership News

Updates on our work and press announcements.

We co-hosted with Netflix a screening of their compelling and Oscar-nominated original short documentary film, Heroin(e), at the SoHo House in New York City.
Nancy and Michael Grogan, along with other cycling enthusiasts who believe in the Partnership’s mission, came together for the Second Annual Ride for Recovery, which took place at Cyclebar in Wellesely, Massachusetts.
We are grateful to the National Association of Broadcasters that has donated more than $32 million in airtime for PSAs focused on opioid abuse awareness and prevention.
Partnership Parent Coach Ron Bobal recently shared his family’s story on the Memphis area’s ABC affiliate's morning TV show.
The Partnership has been tapped by Media Planet USA as recurring contributors on adolescent substance use, working together on articles that bring awareness to important issues affecting society today.
Healthline has named the Partnership as one of the Best Rehabilitation Nonprofits in 2017, “leading the charge for recovery from addiction.”
Partnership Parent Coach Susan Knade and the Partnership's Steve Cline, were interviewed on the public affairs show, “On Time,” on the local CBS affiliate in Baltimore, Maryland.
We hosted our annual Winter Wish Gala and raised more than $1.1 million dollars to help families struggling with their child’s substance use.
Partnership for Drug-Free Kids Responds to 2017 National Institute of Health's Monitoring the Future Study
The Partnership have devised a detailed, four-point action plan to help end the opioid crisis and empower families to take action.
One of our Parent Coaches, Jacqueline Perrine, a mother from Tennessee who lost her son Adam to an opioid addiction in 2015, shared her story with News Channel 5 in Tennessee.
Dr. Thomas McLellan will receive the prestigious James E. Burke award in honor of our former Chairman, Jim Burke.
We continue to work diligently to help find concrete solutions to address the national opioid crisis.
We held a training hosted by the Drug Enforcement Administration to help students learn about the power of Public Service Announcements.
Five of the nation’s leading advocacy organizations for effective enforcement of the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (Parity Act) announced the launch of the Parity@10 Compliance Campaign.
With 144 people dying every day to a drug overdose, the additional tools this declaration provides are critical.
We recently hosted another successful parent coach training, this time in Dayton, Ohio, where 12 caring family members who have been impacted by a loved one’s substance use were trained to become parent coaches.
One of our parent coaches, Bill Guy, was recently interviewed by OKC news in Oklahoma.
The latest “Train the Trainer” session – an initiative of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s DEA360 program – took place in Dayton, Ohio.
We presented at a discussion on adolescent substance use, hosted by the Hilton Foundation and Legal Action Center this month.
The Cincinnati Reds welcomed the Partnership at a stakeholder roundtable focused on leveraging our resources to address the opioid epidemic in Cincinnati.
The Partnership was on hand in Nashville, Tennessee to deliver the second of three parent coach trainings.
The Partnership teamed up with Church Health group in Memphis, Tennessee to deliver the first of three parent coach trainings last weekend.
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