01/18/2026
For the past three months, Partnership for a Drug Free Community has been out in the community—boots on the ground—serving our unhoused neighbors, visiting and interviewing treatment programs for potential placement, attending holiday parties, delivering gifts to our community partners, providing education and printed prevention materials, and working directly with youth within the school system and through additional youth programs. Because the truth is, we cannot do this work alone. I stand firmly on the statement: “It takes a village.”
Working in the field of addiction is often sad, overwhelming, and heartbreaking. We witness pain, loss, and struggle every day. But we also witness resilience, hope, and the power of community. This work would not be possible without the dedication, compassion, and collaboration of our community partners.
To our partners—thank you for standing with us, supporting prevention, education, and recovery, and showing up for our youth and community. Your commitment truly makes a difference.
Call to Action:
If you believe in a drug-free, recovery-supportive community, we invite you to stand with us. Partner with us, support our youth education and prevention efforts, volunteer, donate, or help spread the word. Together, we can continue this work—because it truly takes a village.
Photos below highlight Partnership for a Drug Free Community (PDFC) out in the field—boots on the ground—serving our community through education, youth programs, outreach, and prevention
Thank you all,
Executive Director Jessica Jackson-Nall