Chef Nick Di Bona of Bona Bona Ice Cream and Champion of The Food Network’s “Chopped” chef competition, is our VIP Chef at the 2018 Partnership’s All-Star Tasting.
We strive to provide the best resources, information and answers for families struggling with substance use. Catch up on our top blog posts from March.
A recently published op-ed questions the public health benefits of naloxone while ignoring existing literature on its benefits as a life-saving medication.
We strive to provide the best resources, information and answers for families struggling with substance use. Catch up on our top blog posts from February.
We are thrilled to announce that Partnership for Drug-Free Kids has been selected as an official Charity Partner of the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon taking place on November 4, 2018.
February is Matching Gift Month and the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids is participating in this special event. You can double -even triple – the impact of your donation today.
We strive to provide the best resources, information and answers for families struggling with substance use. Catch up on our top blog posts from January.
The opioid epidemic requires substantive and concrete solutions. We’ve devised a four-point plan to help end the crisis and empower families to take action.
The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids is proud to be working with the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, New Hampshire, on an innovative new program to help local parents and families impacted by the opioid crisis.
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.
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.
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.
