What does TADA mean in DRUGS

TADA stands for Teens Against Drugs and Alcohol. It is an organization dedicated to helping teens make informed decisions regarding the use of drugs and alcohol, as well as providing resources for parents, teachers, and other viable authorities on substance abuse education.

Through its various initiatives, TADA hopes to help young people by educating them about the dangers of drug use, providing support services for those dealing with addiction or struggling with sobriety, connecting young people with prevention programs in their communities, equipping teachers and parents with the tools necessary to effectively address teen substance abuse issues, and advocating for meaningful policy changes that promote better health outcomes among teens.

Yes! In addition to providing prevention education services through its website, TADA also offers counseling services for teens who have been affected by drug or alcohol use directly or indirectly. Counselors are trained to help address issues related to addiction recovery/sobriety maintenance as well as any other mental health concerns that may arise in association with substance use disorders.

There are many different ways you can get involved in the work that TADA does. You can donate money or time directly to the organization's initiatives; volunteer in your local community; host an educational event such as a panel discussion; or participate in awareness campaigns such as spreading information about resources available for those struggling with addiction/sobriety maintenance or hosting fundraisers. Additionally, you can take part in advocacy efforts such as writing letters/emails or making phone calls to legislators about proposed legislation concerning the issue of teen substance use disorder prevention/treatment.

You can find more information on TADA's website at www.teensagainstdrugsalcohol.org which contains up-to-date news and events involving the organization's various initiatives around drug & alcohol prevention/recovery efforts among teenagers. Additionally, if you have specific questions you can reach out via email (info@teensagainstdrugsalcohol) or phone (800-444-9123).