Saving Our Children Campaign
The Saving Our Children Campaign is a multi-media campaign designed to present a positive and life-affirming message to young people. Using effective techniques, we deliver non-judgmental experiences that will save the lives of many children and the adults they will become.
Drug and Substance abuse
The number of deaths due to drug or substance abuse among children is alarmingly high and is on the rise. One of the main reasons behind this trend is the lack of knowledge and awareness among children about the dangers of drug use.
Many young people experiment with drugs without fully understanding the risks involved, which can lead to fatal consequences. Plus, the rise of powerful and highly addictive drugs like fentanyl has made the situation even more dangerous.
Contributing to the problem is the normalization of drug use in popular culture and social media, which can make it seem less dangerous than it actually is.
That’s why it is essential to educate children about the risks associated with drug and substance abuse and provide them with the tools and knowledge to make informed decisions.
The Saving Our Children Campaign will Work
It is crucial to educate children about the harmful effects of vaping, smoking, drinking, and using drugs. These substances can cause long-term health problems and may even be deadly. By using our proven methodology, we can help children understand the risks associated with these behaviors and make informed decisions. Our approach is evidence-based and has been shown to be effective in reducing drug use among children. By providing children with accurate information about the dangers of substance abuse, we can help them avoid the negative consequences that come with using these substances. Let’s work together to keep our children safe and healthy.
A campaign we did in Oregon (under the name of Drug Wars) reduced heroin-related deaths by over 50% in just one year.
Learn more about the Saving Our Children Campaign, how it works, and how you can help save the lives of our children.
For more information go to SavingOurChildrenCampaign.com.