Substance Use Prevention and Education
The foundations substance use prevention and education program aims at equipping young individuals with the knowledge, skills, and awareness to make informed and healthy choices regarding substance use. The program focuses on raising awareness about the risks associated with drug and alcohol use, providing accurate information about the consequences, and teaching refusal skills to resist peer pressure.
Our education and prevention efforts will empower young people to make responsible decisions and avoid the potentially harmful effects of substance abuse. Prevention and education not only protect the well-being of our youth but also contribute to building healthier, more resilient communities by reducing the societal burden of addiction and related issues.
Field Based Services
The foundations Field-based services for youth will appoint certified SUD counselors, peer specialist, and experienced mentors, at local schools, boys’ and girls’ clubs, short term residential treatment programs (STRTP) facilities and community centers to provide direct support and resources to young individuals in their own communities or environments., rather than in traditional institutional settings. These services are designed to address the unique needs and challenges that youth face and offer a more personalized and accessible approach to support.
Field-based services will include mentoring, SUD counseling, educational support, job training, recreational activities, and case Managment services to at-risk youth living in underserved communities. We will engage young people where they are, build trust and rapport, by offering services tailored to their specific circumstances.
The foundation filed based services program will reach youth who might otherwise fall through the cracks.