Washington
Drug-Free Youth (WDFY)
Washington
is the 22nd state to offer a Drug-Free Youth Program and there
are over one million teen members nationwide! W.D.F.Y. is a
program of the Greater Spokane Substance Abuse Council (GSSAC),
a non-profit organization dedicated to building safe and healthy
communities.
W.D.F.Y.
offers youth, in grades 6-12, an incentive to become or remain
drug free through positive reinforcement by giving them the
opportunity to participate in regular, fun activities and
receive discounts from local merchants. Members receive a card
that entitles them to great discounts and special offers from
local merchants. W.D.F.Y. may be added as a complement to an
existing program or club in middle, junior, and senior high
schools, or community/civic youth clubs.
W.D.F.Y.
members are drug free and prove it by submitting to random drug
testing throughout their membership. The program receives its
testing through generous donations from Pathology Associates
Medical Laboratories (PAML).
Through
the W.D.F.Y. program, the community has a chance to become
involved in the lives of youth. It also encourages program
supporters and their families to attend WDFY activities, events,
and community service projects.
W.D.F.Y.
collaborates with Idaho Drug-Free Youth (I.D.F.Y.), with over
4,000 members, and has reciprocal agreements with sponsoring
merchants that allow our members to use their photo I.D. cards
to receive discounts in both states! W.D.F.Y. also sponsors
occasional regional activities. Chapters are encouraged to
provide their members with regular meetings to plan fun
activities, social events, and community service.
W.D.F.Y.
supporters, in addition to the testing facility, include the
Spokane Community Mobilization Against Substance Abuse, and many
community prevention efforts.
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Drug
Free Communities Project Programs are funded through
the
Drug-Free Communities Act (Federal)
This
website is sponsored and paid for by the Greater Spokane Substance
Abuse Council's Coalition through a Drug Free Communities grant
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