Learning About Drug Education
& Prevention is Fun with SUPE
SUPE is one of the most comprehensive online
drug education and prevention resource.
Learning About Drug Education & Prevention is Fun with SUPE
Who We Are
SUPE is a group of people with over 50 years of combined experience in substance use and education. We have helped people with substance use disorder for decades. By educating people, we would not have to get them treatment. But most importantly, they would have a better future because most people with a substance problem do not have any future.
- Video Drug Education and Prevention
- Great Articles on Prevention
- Eight Different Categories
Why Drug Education
Over the last decade, we realized that the problem with substances has changed. Kids start experimenting at a younger age, and drugs are more potent than ever. Marijuana saw a potency increase of 300% since the 90s. Fentanyl is 50-100 times more potent than morphine. There are more and more unusual solutions to solve this rampant problem.
When someone has a problem with drugs or alcohol, it can take months to get them willing to get help. Treatment can take even longer, and often one will have to go through several programs. The time and effort to rehabilitate someone are tremendous, but worse than that, some people do not make it. It is not uncommon for decisions made under the influence of drugs and alcohol to dramatically change a person’s life.
The Solution
We believe education is the best way to reduce the number of people needing treatment. This is why we created SUPE, Substance Use Prevention and Education, so everyone can learn about the dangers of drugs and how to help those who may be affected by substance use.
We have eight topics so everyone can quickly learn about the dangers of drugs, from young children to aging adults and everyone in between. With the help of our articles and videos, anyone can learn important information within an hour or two. This can help prevent someone from using substances and going through months of treatment but most importantly, it can help save lives.
An ounce of prevention really is worth a pound of cure.
