WHO WE ARE
WE ARETHE DRUG-FREE
GENERATIONyouth choosing knowledge over pressure
Generation Drug Free Foundation helps young people and adults understand the facts so they can make informed, healthy choices.
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Practical lesson materials help educators start honest, age-appropriate conversations.
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Read and share concise guides covering common substances, risks and ways to get help.
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Understanding risk makes thoughtful choices possible.
Questions about drugs often come with conflicting claims, social pressure and incomplete information.
Generation Drug Free Foundation turns health research into readable guidance so people can weigh risks, ask better questions and find trusted support when it is needed.
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PERSONAL GUIDE
Describe your question or situation.
Tell the guide what you are dealing with — a concern about a friend, a classroom topic, a family conversation, or a substance you want to understand. It will point you to the resources that fit best.
This guide offers general education only — it does not diagnose, treat or replace advice from a doctor or counselor.
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HEALTH GUIDES
01RESOURCE GUIDEFentanylEXPLORE THE TOPIC02RESOURCE GUIDEMarijuanaEXPLORE THE TOPIC03RESOURCE GUIDESynthetic DrugsEXPLORE THE TOPIC04RESOURCE GUIDEAlcoholEXPLORE THE TOPIC05RESOURCE GUIDEEcstasyEXPLORE THE TOPIC06RESOURCE GUIDECocaineEXPLORE THE TOPIC07RESOURCE GUIDECrack CocaineEXPLORE THE TOPIC08RESOURCE GUIDECrystal MethEXPLORE THE TOPIC
FOR EDUCATORS
Give young people information they can trust.
Use discussion prompts, learning activities and student resources designed for calm, age-appropriate health education.
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Real questions.
Clear answers.
Short films and classroom stories make it easier to begin conversations that matter.
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FROM THE JOURNAL
Creating peer-led health conversations at school
A practical framework for listening, planning and sharing information responsibly.
Answering difficult questions without creating fear
Simple ways to keep classroom discussions accurate, calm and useful.
How to begin a conversation about counterfeit pills
Questions and safety points families can discuss before a crisis.