Emily's Hope Substance Use Prevention Curriculum

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Emily’s Hope Teaches Lifelong Decision-Making Skills

In Viborg-Hurley classrooms, fifth graders are learning lessons that go beyond the usual “just say no.” With the Emily’s Hope K-12 Substance Use Prevention Curriculum, students like Briggs and Brooke are gaining tools to make healthy choices in a world full of challenges. School counselor Nan Bell and parent Kayla Raville share their powerful insights…

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In Viborg-Hurley classrooms, fifth graders are learning lessons that go beyond the usual “just say no.”

With the Emily’s Hope K-12 Substance Use Prevention Curriculum, students like Briggs and Brooke are gaining tools to make healthy choices in a world full of challenges. School counselor Nan Bell and parent Kayla Raville share their powerful insights on how this curriculum is impacting young minds.

Watch as students learn the PTA strategy—Pause, Think, Act—that helps them navigate not only substance risks but make confident choices in every part of life.

Join us in inspiring a future of empowered kids and safer communities.

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Emily’s Hope

Emily’s Hope was founded by Angela Kennecke after experiencing the heartbreaking loss of her 21-year-old daughter, Emily, to fentanyl poisoning. The organization is resolute in its mission to remove the stigma of substance use disorder through awareness, education, and prevention. Determined to eliminate financial barriers for treatment and recovery, Emily’s Hope is a beacon of hope for individuals and families affected by substance use disorders. Angela’s personal tragedy fuels her passion to change society’s perception and treatment of addiction, and with your support, we can make a transformative impact. Emily’s Hope, born out of a personal loss, strives to ensure that no other family has to endure a similar tragedy.

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