Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!

by International Blue Cross
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Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!
Give Childhood a Chance and Keep Youth Drug Free!

Summary

Addiction destroys families, children and community livelihood. The International Blue Cross works with 41 member organizations to reduce substance abuse, especially among youth, and improve alcohol policies to protect our youth. We see a world where children can grow up in safe, healthy families and live free from addiction. We also see a world where people already harmed by addiction have access to treatment.

$50,000
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$45,565
remaining
61
donors
1
monthly donor
4
fundraisers
8
years

Challenge

Alcohol and drug abuse is one of the world's biggest social problems. 3.3 million people die every year due to alcohol and it contributes to more than 200 disease and injury conditions, including cancer. In Europe alone, there are 9 million children of alcoholics who face social exclusion, live in poverty or face domestic violence.

Solution

Our mission at the International Blue Cross is to prevent and reduce substance abuse among the most vulnerable people around the world. Drawing on the global diversity, experience, and passion of its member organizations and more than 1000 volunteers and staff, we mitigate all harmful consequences related to addiction including disease, injury, violence and social exclusion.

Long-Term Impact

Together with partner organizations we will influence national and global policies to ensure that our communities take action and alcohol is considered in all policy decisions. We will influence pricing and taxation, reduce alcohol-related harm, help provide access to treatment, mitigate hundreds of diseases and ensure that our youth around the globe has the chance to live a healthy, drug and alcohol-free life in more than 37 countries.

Additional Documentation

This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).

Resources

Organization Information

International Blue Cross

Location: Bern - Switzerland
Website:
Facebook: Facebook Page
Twitter: @BlueCrossTweets
Project Leader:
Anja Tuchtenhagen
Bern , Bern Switzerland
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