We Can Help
Friends Need Friends Who Care
Join students across America who are standing up to stop the growing addiction epidemic. Learn how education can change the course of the prescription pill epidemic, and how students are being empowered through early intervention literature. Together, we can make a difference.
25000
STUDENTS Served Since 2013
ADDICTION EDUCATION
Designed to teach students the early warning signs of addiction
SELF-ASSESSMENT QUIZES
To help individuals discover addictive behavior in themselves and others
FRIEND GUIDE
Created to teach friends how to talk to their friends about addiction
AUTOMATED SEMINARS
Accessible material to bring awareness to your campus or classroom
One in 12 People Lose Control When They Drink, Take Pills, Or Use Recreational Drugs.
Just Say No… Just Doesn’t Work
Young adults, ages 18 to 25, have the highest reported alcohol, illicit drug, and prescription pill use amounts of all ages and demographics combined. 4 out of 5 college students report drinking regularly. Student prescription pill abuse has risen 450% since 1993.
The Friends Care Campaign was created to teach young adults about the warning signs of addiction, based on real life behavior and activities. By providing students with relatable addiction awareness, we will be able to reach more individuals with critical, early intervention education.
The Friends Care Campaign was created to teach young adults about the warning signs of addiction, based on real life behavior and activities. By providing students with relatable addiction awareness, we will be able to reach more individuals with critical, early intervention education.
EDUCATION WITH A PURPOSE
Discover the early warning signs of addiction, how to help a friend
in need, and how you can play a part in Stopping the Epidemic.
TAKE THE TEST
Take the self assessment test, and learn about the early signs of addiction.
Learn About One in 12
Take the self assessment test, and learn about the early signs of addiction.
Friend Guide
Learn how to help a friend who is struggling with addiction.
Get Involved
Discover how you can bring our program to your campus or school.
