Teenagers of high school age commonly suffer from addiction to substances and abuse them every day. If we get your help, we can work on assisting them and providing safe spaces and methods of recovery in-school. Students in schools need help that sometimes can be hard to get outside of school. By providing services like private counseling, methods of recovery, or ways to learn about substances, we can help those who are confused, or those who are suffering through their substance abuse addiction in the school system in order to give them a better learning life, as well as a better life in general, at no extra cost.

SPEAR (Substance Prevention Education Assistance Recovery) is a project we have created that aims to help students starting at Attleboro High School recover and learn about substances in order to enhance their daily lives, education and otherwise. By giving safe spaces similar to therapy sessions, but at no extra cost within the school system, students who are less fortunate can access the help they need, as well as providing better education systems for students to understand the scale of substance abuse, and even volunteer to help themselves. With your signature, we will be able to help each other, and make school life a better place.