Their mission is to provide parents the tools to take a proactive approach in discussing the dangers of substance use with their child, as well as recognize signs of risky behavior.
The circumstances surrounding Addiction is Real's passion to do more was unfortunately grounded in loss, but also a deep and passionate understanding of how important it is to speak to children early and often about the dangers of drugs and alcohol.
Addiction impacts many people, with many either having lost someone or knowing someone struggling with substance abuse. However, only 25% of parents discuss these dangers with their kids. The phrase "Not My Child" is often heard, but the reality is that children face many challenges, especially during their transition from elementary school to middle school, and middle school to high school.
The hope is that by educating parents, we can better prepare children to avoid the harmful consequences of substance abuse.
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