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Drug Free America Foundation (DFAF) is dedicated to tackling the pervasive issue of substance abuse and its far-reaching impacts on individuals, families, and communities.

Mission & Vision

Drug Free America Foundation, Inc. is a drug prevention and policy organization committed to developing strategies and educational programs that prevent drug use and promote sustained recovery. Our vision is a world where all people live free of the burden and impact of drug use.

Substance abuse leads to significant health, social, and economic problems, including addiction, mental health disorders, crime, and reduced productivity. Despite various efforts, many communities lack the resources and education necessary to effectively prevent and treat substance use disorders. DFAF aims to fill this gap by providing comprehensive educational campaigns, professional development, and advocacy to promote prevention, treatment, and recovery at local and global levels. By addressing these critical issues, DFAF strives to build healthier, safer communities and influence sound drug policies worldwide.

Education

Our efforts focus on equipping communities worldwide with the knowledge and tools they need to combat substance use effectively.

Advocacy

We advocate for evidence-based drug policies at local, national, and international levels, ensuring that prevention, treatment, and recovery are prioritized in policy discussions.

International

Strengthen global collaboration by supporting networks like the Global Task Force, enabling professionals to share knowledge, experiences, and best practices to shape effective drug policies worldwide.

Latest from DFAF

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