Raymonde Lavoie

Drug Free Kids Canada wants to create a movement to inspire and support Canadian parents to prevent drug abuse by youth. Our vision is to ensure that all young people will be able to live their lives free of substance use and addiction. We believe that parents are the first line of defense in any drug prevention strategy. Educating parents about youth drug use and engaging them to talk to their kids may be able to reduce their child’s risk of drug use by up to 50%. DFKC supports parents with practical suggestions on how to begin open and honest conversations with youth about drugs.

Drug Free Kids Canada wants to create a movement to inspire and support Canadian parents to prevent drug abuse by youth. Our vision is to ensure that all young people will be able to live their lives free of substance use and addiction. We believe that parents are the first line of defense in any drug prevention strategy. Educating parents about youth drug use and engaging them to talk to their kids may be able to reduce their child’s risk of drug use by up to 50%. DFKC supports parents with practical suggestions on how to begin open and honest conversations with youth about drugs.

Drug Free Kids Canada wants to create a movement to inspire and support Canadian parents to prevent drug abuse by youth. Our vision is to ensure that all young people will be able to live their lives free of substance use and addiction. We believe that parents are the first line of defense in any drug prevention strategy. Educating parents about youth drug use and engaging them to talk to their kids may be able to reduce their child’s risk of drug use by up to 50%. DFKC supports parents with practical suggestions on how to begin open and honest conversations with youth about drugs.

Drug Free Kids Canada wants to create a movement to inspire and support Canadian parents to prevent drug abuse by youth. Our vision is to ensure that all young people will be able to live their lives free of substance use and addiction. We believe that parents are the first line of defense in any drug prevention strategy. Educating parents about youth drug use and engaging them to talk to their kids may be able to reduce their child’s risk of drug use by up to 50%. DFKC supports parents with practical suggestions on how to begin open and honest conversations with youth about drugs.