Substance-abuse prevention
Youth-centred awareness, school and community education that helps people understand the risks of drug and substance use and make informed choices.
Our programs connect prevention, psychosocial support, recovery, economic opportunity and evidence-led advocacy for young people.
Each priority in our constitution responds to a different part of the journey. Together, they create a stronger foundation for informed choices, recovery and a sustainable future.
Youth-centred awareness, school and community education that helps people understand the risks of drug and substance use and make informed choices.
Peer support networks and pathways to qualified counsellors, therapists and support groups for young people at risk and people in recovery.
Collaboration with registered medical and clinical rehabilitation providers, with support for people returning to their communities.
Vocational learning, financial literacy and entrepreneurship that can widen young women’s pathways to sustainable livelihoods.
Empirical research and collaboration with local, regional and national policymakers to strengthen youth-protection policy.
Good community work starts by listening, brings the right people together and grows through practical action.
Understand the needs, hopes and context young people bring.
Bring together families, community groups and qualified partners.
Create practical routes to prevention, care and opportunity.
Connect with us about partnerships, programs or ways to support young people.