Just Say No

And Here’s Why…

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Nothing to Gain. Lots to Lose.

Refuse to let drugs or the people who use them steal your identity or control your destiny.

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It only takes two salt-sized grains of fentanyl to kill someone.

2mg
Drug Enforcement Administration, 2022

Drug overdose deaths of Florida’s youth up to 17 years of age, increased 43% from 2020 to 2021.

43%
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, 2022

More than a third of disciplinary actions in Florida schools involve drugs and illicit substances.

38%
Florida Department of Education, 2022

Youth who start drinking before age 15 are 7 times more likely to develop alcohol use disorders as adults.

7x
Monitoring the Future, 2022

Youth are 6.5 times more likely to become addicted if they try drugs before age 21.

6.5x
Partnership to End Addiction, 2015
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What to do if…

You want to help a friend

Knowing the facts can help you protect a friend needing support.

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What to do if…

You feel pressured to use drugs

If you feel pressured to use drugs and alcohol, there are things you can do to help you stand firm in your convictions.

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What to do if…

Someone at home is using drugs

If someone at home or a caregiver shows signs of substance abuse, there is help. Reach out.

Materials for

Parents & Caregivers

Link to Parents & Caregivers
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Parents & Caregivers

Tools and resources for

Educators

Link to Educators
Educators
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Fentanyl is an incredibly strong synthetic drug that is killing teens.

Drug Enforcement Administration, 2022
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It is a colorless and odorless synthetic opioid that is fifty times stronger than heroin.

50x
Drug Enforcement Administration, 2022

Fentanyl can look exactly like Xanax, Adderall and painkiller pills

But you can’t tell the difference…

Drug Enforcement Administration, 2022

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