The following organizations agree with our principles and we are proud to promote their activities. We encourage you to contact them with the assurance that the Principles upon which they work are in keeping with the highest of standards. See our Links section for more.
WORLD FEDERATION AGAINST DRUGS (WFAD)
WFAD is a multilateral community of non-governmental organizations and individuals. We share a common concern that illicit drug use is undercutting traditional values and threatening the existence of stable families, communities, and government institutions throughout the world. Our aim is to work for a drug-free world. Contact them here. 
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BRAHA (Brazilian Humanitarians in Action) – braha.net
Brazilian Humanitarians in Action (Brasileiros Humanitários em Açao) is a non-profit association established with the objective of supporting and informing about initiatives which can better life quality of the inhabitants of Brazil as well as of other places of the world.
GDPN (Global Drug Prevention Network) – gdpn.org
The Global Drug Prevention Network fights against drug abuse and legalization. The GDPN believes that decreasing drug demand through drug education and drug demand reduction is the key to success. Harm reduction is “harm promotion”.
Teen Challenge – teenchallenge.com
Teen Challenge is one of the oldest, largest and most successful programs of its kind in the world. Established in 1958 by David Wilkerson, Teen Challenge has grown to more than 170 centers. Teen Challenge is a solution to the addiction crisis.
NDPA (National Drug Prevention Alliance of the UK) – drugprevent.demon.co.uk
The main emphasis deserves to be on prevention, for it is here that the largest successes have been measured. The NDPA campaigns for Prevention’s potential to be fulfilled. The NDPA supports laws and justice systems which reinforce drug-free and wholly healthy lifestyles and endorses efforts to maintain and improve this situation.
DPNAD (Drug Prevention Network of the Americas) – dpna.org
The DPNA holds dozens of training events addressing one or more of the following themes – Sound Drug Policies, Preventative Drug Education and Community and NGO Coalition Building. Abstinence, non-legalization of drugs and promoting healthy lifestyles are principles of the DPNA.
Odd Squad – oddsquad.com
The Odd Squad is a group of five Vancouver police officers that formed a non-profit society in 1998 to educate the public about issues affecting the community. It is our goal to make high – quality multimedia products that will serve as effective social marketing tools for today’s youth on such topics as drug abuse, speeding and other social problems. We also serve as a conduit for the dissemination of information on drug-related issues.
DFAF (Drug Free America Foundation) – dfaf.org
Drug Free America Foundation Inc. is a drug prevention and policy organization committed to developing, promoting and sustaining global strategies, policies and laws that will reduce illegal drug use, drug addiction, drug-related injury and death.
Drug Free Australia – drugfree.org.au
Drug Free Australia is a peak body, representing organizations and individuals who value the health and wellbeing of our nation. It plays a key role as a community voice, staying in touch with every day Australians – families and young people – via newsletters, community forums and the media, to ensure a clear message of healthy, drug free lifestyles is assured for generations to come.
Baldy Hughes Addiction Treatment Centre & Therapeutic Community is a major therapeutic community in British Columbia catering to men suffering from addiction. Our model is an innovative and novel approach to treating substance abuse and is inspired by the highly respected and world-renowned therapeutic community in San Patrignano, Italy. The success of our abstinence-based program can be attributed to long-term treatment in a remote therapeutic community setting.
baldyhughes.ca/
