Fiona is having a book published!
I Wish I’d Known is a guide for parents and carers –
about young people, drugs and decisions.
Click here for further information and to get your copy! Available to pre-order now.
We work with young people, parents, teachers and professionals in schools, colleges and community groups using our evidence-based, multi-component drug and alcohol programme, developed in line with best practice for the most effective outcomes.
'Supporting young people to make safe choices about drugs'
We deliver:
- Interactive drug and alcohol education workshops by experienced drug educators for students in years 6 to 13.
- Planning and resources to teachers for evidence-based drug and alcohol education lessons and short form-time session to enable teachers to deliver Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education. Our three programmes offer a spiral curriculum that is age-appropriate and builds on prior learning.
- Training for teachers, school staff and other professionals that work with young people.
- Drug and alcohol awareness workshops for parents and carers.
- Theatre in Education professional tour of Mark Wheeller's play 'I Love You, Mum - I Promise I Won't Die'.
- Youth Ambassadors programme to train and support those aged 16 to 18 years of age to become positive peer influences within their community, develop skills for life and support the Foundation in a range of ways that works for them.
For more information, see our drug education pages.
Third National Drugs and Alcohol Education Conference 2021 28 June 2021
4th March 2021
A year after Covid-19 hijacked our original conference plans, and with restrictions finally being lifted, we’re really pleased to be able to confirm a new
