Learn About Our Ambassador Program

 
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An Informed Families Ambassador is a person with a passion for making a difference in the lives of our youth. Ambassadors volunteer their time to bring substance abuse prevention to youth and parents in their community by promoting Informed Families' four prevention campaigns. Informed Families provides the tools and support needed for Ambassadors to spread the message!

Ambassadors are key to their community to help create a drug-free America!

We love to share the news about the great things Ambassadors are doing by featuring activities on our website, Blog and newsletter.

 

Download The Ambassador Flyer

“I discovered the Informed Families website when I was seeking ideas and information about Red Ribbon Week activities. After doing some research, I learned more about the Family Day Campaign and was inspired to implement a Family Day program in my school. We were thrilled by the positive results of our program; 50 parents attended, learning the connection between family dinners and prevention, and the kids were very excited about having regular family dinners.” - Kristina Longino School Counselor

 

The prevention Ambassador program will bring four universal prevention campaigns, education, tips and facts to schools year-round.

  1. Family Day - September
  2. Red Ribbon - October
  3. Lock Your Meds - January
  4. Safe Homes, Smart Parties - March/April

Deliver the message of drug prevention and positively impact the life of a child in your community.

How do you become an Ambassador?

  1. Sign up to become an Ambassador.
  2. View the online training.
  3. Implement Informed Families' campaigns in your school.

Join Our Ambassador Program


Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What does an Ambassador do?
    A: An ambassador coordinates with Informed Families to bring youth substance abuse prevention campaigns to their school. This person will disseminate information, coordinate pledge drives and contests and plan fun prevention related activities to deliver the drug-free message to students and parents.
  • Q: Is there financial compensation?
    A: No, Ambassadors are not paid by Informed Families.  However, we often provide incentives to award and recognize our Ambassadors for their creativity and hard work.
  • Q: How long does the Ambassador training take?
    A: Ambassador training happens online via a 5 minute video. 
  • Q: What kind of tools and resources will I get for my school?
    A: You will get a morning announcement script, a message to send home to parents, pledges for students and/or parents, tools to promote the campaign, plus much more.
  • Q: Is there a cost to participate in this program?
    A: No. This program is FREE at this time.

Get free tools to bring any of these prevention campaigns to your school. Register today!

  • Become an Ambassador.
  • Recruit
    Encourage two friends to become Ambassadors.
  • Spread the Message
    Bring our four prevention campaigns to your school/community.
  • Sponsor a classroom or school for each of the prevention campaigns. Learn More.