At Fentanyl Fathers, we are dedicated to equipping students with the knowledge to combat the fentanyl crisis. Our school intervention program provides a powerful, real-world approach to educating youth on the dangers of fentanyl and overdose prevention. This program is appropriate for high school and middle school students.
We also offer ongoing community support, connecting students to mental health resources, substance abuse services, and free naloxone distribution. Book a school assembly event today! Together, we can protect our youth and save lives.
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Fentanyl Fathers empowers parents and teachers with the knowledge and resources to protect youth from fentanyl. Our community assembly program provides up-to-date information, addresses social media risks, and includes insights from the DEA, helping adults play a crucial role in safeguarding young lives.
Join us to create a safer future and book a community event today—together, we can save lives.
Fentanyl Fathers is proud to announce our new program, S.A.F.E. (Students Advocating Fentanyl Education), which empowers students to lead the fight against the fentanyl crisis in their schools and communities. Through our assembly presentations, we challenge students to take action by starting a S.A.F.E. chapter at their school, focused on education and awareness around the dangers of fentanyl and counterfeit pills.
S.A.F.E. is a student-led initiative that promotes peer-to-peer education on the risks associated with fentanyl, overdose prevention, and lifesaving resources like naloxone. With guidance from Fentanyl Fathers, students can start chapters at their schools, ensuring ongoing dialogue and awareness among their peers. Fentanyl Fathers play an advisory role, providing essential resources and support to help students successfully establish, collaborate, and run their chapters.
Each S.A.F.E. chapter is entirely student-run, with Fentanyl Fathers offering ongoing advice and support. We help students organize events, promote awareness campaigns, and host naloxone trainings in their communities. We’re committed to bridging any gaps that arise as more schools establish S.A.F.E. chapters, ensuring they have the resources needed to succeed.
S.A.F.E. is already making an impact. Students at two Florida schools and one Michigan school have successfully launched their own chapters, each dedicated to keeping their peers and communities informed and safe from the dangers of fentanyl. These schools are helping to pave the way for future chapters across the country.
If you're a student interested in starting a S.A.F.E. chapter at your school or want more information, get in touch with us today, or reach out to S.A.F.E. @fentanylsafe on Instagram, or visit their website. Together, we can make our schools safer and more informed about the fentanyl crisis.
"There are just a ton of different drugs that are out there, and all the little things that they mix into them is just insane to me. I didn't realize how prevalent this stuff is, and even in our community!"
- Student Attendee
"This was a very powerful message, and the kids were very in tune with it. You know when you looked around you saw some kids crying, wiping tears off their face, so we think the message hit pretty hard to them. It was very good."
-High School Health Teacher
"I thought it was very moving. Me personally, I've dealt with family members who struggle with addiction and overdose, so I thought it was just very moving, and a very good lesson for our generation - help out a lot of kids."
-Student Attendee
"I think what really got to me was just seeing like, how much of it, like on a pencil tip, could just kill you that easily...like you never know, you wouldn't even be able to see it and it will just kill you."
- Student Attendee
“I think it was a good presentation I feel like having real people come in and talk about fentanyl deaths makes it so much more real and gives more awareness to drug safety.“
- Student Attendee
"I recently saw Fentanyl Fathers lecturing in our school and was interested in spreading global awareness of how Fentanyl could destroy one's life. I was scared at first of how these medications could destroy one's life. I thought of how it could destroy my life with one senseless try. I wanted to expand awareness of this especially towards the young teenagers, as they get in touch with these medications without any certainty. I am interested in creating clubs in my school, social media accounts, and spreading words to people so that we can make a safer community during our school life."
-Student Attendee
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