The opioid epidemic has left a profound impact on numerous cities across the United States. Among these communities, Kensington, nestled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, faces the significant impact of addiction's consequences.
What do palm trees have to do with inspiring kids to live healthy lifestyles and learn about different cultures?
Summer is a great time for kids to get outside, unhook from schoolwork and technology, and explore the wonders of nature.
Fall River Reporter
The DEA Educational Foundation was thrilled to bring a DEAEF Youth Basketball Program to the students of Kuss Middle School on June 9th, bringing kids a healthy and positive activity and important education about drug prevention.
The DEAEF recently launched a program in New Mexico with Hands Across Cultures and the Española YMCA. The program brings kids together after school at the YMCA to provide them with the training and guidance to create lowrider bikes.
DEAEF held a three-day Healthy Lifestyle program in Michigan over spring break for the youth in Athens and Kalamazoo.
Hold free weekly classes in a public space so anyone in the community can join, and share the DEAEF message about drug abuse and misuse prevention.
As former professional softball player, Tammy Hunter, MAPC, knows the value of setting and achieving goals.
Imagine a room full of third, fourth, and fifth graders completely engaged, excited, and focused on learning learn to flamenco.
The DEA Educational Foundation has partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America to provide opioid and substance abuse prevention programs for BBBS mentors, staff, parents/caregivers, and youth in communities across the nation.
If you think that kicking off a new educational program for students during the pandemic sounds challenging, you would be correct. But that challenge didn’t stop Master Scott Smith, founder of Smith Martial Arts School, from doing just that.
