Don't wait! 

Early registration pricing for NADEC 26 ends January 18!

PUT YOUR TRAINING FUNDS TO GOOD USE


Take advantage of 'Early Bird' pricing (ends January 18) and register now for the NADEC 26 Conference.

 

At the conference you’ll experience:

  • Inspiring keynote speakers
  • Hands-on breakout sessions
  • Valuable networking opportunities
  • Time to celebrate our shared impact for Drug Endangered Children

 

Ask your grant manager if your grant training funds can be used for registrations—and secure your spot early!


New Micro-course Now Available


We’re grateful to partner with Eluna Resource Center on the creation of this new video micro-course and accompanying handout: Age-Appropriate Strategies to Help Children Impacted by Substance Use Disorder.


Supporting children effectively means meeting them where they are developmentally and emotionally. This resource breaks down practical, age-appropriate strategies for infants through to teens, helping caring adults and professionals respond with empathy, clarity, and confidence.


Thank you to Eluna for collaborating with us on a resource designed to equip professionals, caregivers, and communities with the tools needed to truly make a difference to the trajectories of children's lives!


Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV97Kx1F6yo


Have you checked out the NADEC online store for newly added items? It's an easy and secure way to shop - and to support the NADEC mission.

Fentanyl Free America is a comprehensive enforcement initiative and public awareness campaign aimed at reducing both the supply and demand for fentanyl. This effort underscores DEA's unwavering commitment to protecting American lives and communities from the devastating impacts of fentanyl, which claimed nearly 50,000 lives last year according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).


Fentanyl Free America encompasses and builds on the work of the One Pill Can Kill campaign and DEA’s other community outreach and prevention support initiatives. Your help in raising awareness about the Fentanyl Free America initiative is greatly appreciated. A toolkit of community outreach resources that you can share with your contacts can be found at: https://www.dea.gov/fentanylfree/promote


Here is the flyer we created to support this initiative.


Rx Summit 2026


The nation’s leading conference addressing the opioid and stimulant crises returns April 6–9 in Nashville.


The 2026 program offers six focused educational tracks: Prevention, Clinical, Recovery Support, Illicit Drugs, Advocacy, and Public Safety. Each session is built to deliver practical, evidence informed strategies you can learn onsite and bring home to use right away.


EARLY BIRD RATES FOR RX SUMMIT 2026 END JANUARY 23!


Register now and save an additional $100 with code NADEC.

If you need support securing approval to attend, the Attendee Justification Toolkit provides helpful resources.


Join us in Nashville and gain the knowledge, connections, and momentum to drive meaningful change in your community.


Our Trainings


See our training menu for what we offer. Fees vary based on training and whether they are held virtually or in-person.


National DEC also offers free trainings. You can find them below the Training & Certification Programs and NADEC Instructor-Led Training sections on this page of our website.



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Join us for the next All Hands On DEC call, January 28, 2026 to learn more about Partners to End Addiction and the important work they do.


Calls are from:

  • 11-12pm Alaska Time
  • 12-1pm Pacific Time
  • 1-2pm Mountain Time
  • 2-3pm Central Time
  • 3-4pm Eastern Time

Recent DEC Trainings, Presentations 
and Conferences


The National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children continues to bring training and support to alliances and other partners across the country.


Our NADEC staff were recently in Manhattan, Kansas to present a Train the Trainer course. We hope you enjoy these highlights.


Have you visited our online resource hub?


Whether you’re a frontline professional, part of a DEC Alliance, a family member, or a leader in a tribal or community organization, this library of resources is designed to equip you with the knowledge, tools, and strategies needed to better protect and support drug-endangered children.



Take a few minutes to look through these free articles, flyers, handouts and other valuable resources on our website.


Our Social Media is very active daily! Sharing resources, statistics, ideas, videos and the amazing work from DEC Alliances across the nation.

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