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07/30/2025

💙 Today is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons

Human trafficking is a form of organized crime that targets the most vulnerable—especially women and children. Victims are exploited through forced labor, sexual exploitation, and other abuses, often hidden in plain sight.

This year’s theme, “Human Trafficking is Organized Crime – End the Exploitation,” is a call to action: We must do more to protect survivors, hold traffickers accountable, and disrupt the systems that allow this injustice to thrive.

07/15/2025

06/26/2025

The harms of drug use and trafficking are far-reaching and complex. This year's observance recognizes that effective drug policies must be rooted scientific evidence-based approaches that prioritize drug-use prevention and treatment. The evidence is clear.

06/10/2025

Alcoholics Anonymous was founded on this date in 1935 in Akron, Ohio, when two men struggling with alcoholism met for hours to discuss their illness and offer support to each other. Their determination to build a network of people reaching for sobriety one day at at time has become an international movement through which millions of people have found recovery.

We salute A.A. -- and we invite you to learn more about the organization and to find a group near you at aa.org.

As always, our members work to help employers provide resources to employees struggling with substance abuse disorders. Please contact us to find an NDASA member near you.

04/29/2025

Today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. The vast majority of teen drug deaths involve Fentanyl. Yet nearly half of young people aren't aware that fentanyl is being used to make fake prescription drugs. By sharing information and starting a conversation, we can all help protect young people from this hidden danger and empower them to make safer choices. Learn more at https://fentanylawarenessday.org/

04/28/2025

NTA has permanently closed it's doors. Moreover the owner has accepted a position with a rival company! Where does that leave NTA customers?

04/18/2025

🌸This Easter Sunday, April 20, coincides with 4/20. As families hit the road for church, egg hunts, and celebrations, let’s keep safety first! Ma*****na can impair driving—slowed reactions and reduced focus can lead to tragedy. If You Feel Different, You Drive Different. Plan ahead: designate a sober driver, use a rideshare, or stay put until you’re clear. Let’s make this Easter joyful and safe for everyone. 🚔

03/27/2025

By Jonathan Baktari, MD, US Drug Test Centers With evolving legislation, the legalization of certain drugs continues to change. There have been a lot of

03/25/2025

The true number of child victims is likely much higher. Low conviction rates and high returns make the enslavement of children a profitable crime.

03/11/2025

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03/10/2025

Human trafficking can occur anywhere, often in places we pass by every day without realizing it. Victims might be in plain sight, but the signs can be subtle: someone who appears overly controlled, shows signs of physical abuse, seems disoriented, or lacks personal belongings or identification. Truck stops, rest areas, and bus stations are indeed hotspots because they’re transient, busy, and provide easy access for traffickers to move people unnoticed.

Trusting your instincts is key—if something feels off, it’s worth paying attention to. Reporting suspicions to local authorities or a hotline like the National Human Trafficking Hotline (1-888-373-7888 in the US) can make a real difference. Even small observations, like a license plate or a description, could help disrupt a trafficking operation and save someone.