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Responsible Drug Learning Association

About RDLA

In a world where misinformation can have life-altering consequences, the Responsible Drug Learning Association (RDLA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering Canadians with accurate, evidence-based information on drugs. Our initiatives bring the responsible drug decision for all. We believe that informed decision is critical for democracy and a cornerstone of our fruitful modern society.

Our Mission

At RDLA, we believe that knowledge is power. Our mission is to empower Canadians by providing accurate, evidence-based information on drugs, fostering an environment where informed choices lead to healthier lives and improve drug prevention, independent of any political or religious influences. By offering reliable, evidence-based information, we aim to create a society where individuals are equipped to make choices that enhance their health and well-being.

We are RDLA and we invite you to join us in making a difference.

Our Objectives

  • Educate: We strive to inform residents about the effects and consequences of drug use, helping them understand the full spectrum of drug-related issues.
  • Promote: By encouraging healthy and informed lifestyle choices, especially among teenagers and young adults, we aim to achieve drug prevention
  • Collaborate: We work with educational institutions, community organizations, and health services to amplify our impact, enhancing drug awareness, prevention, and treatment efforts while maintaining our commitment to neutrality.

Our Values

  • Proactive Prevention: We believe in taking preventive measures to combat drug misuse before it starts.
  • Effectiveness: Our strategies are evidence-based and proven to work.
  • Transparency: We are open and honest about our methods, findings, and funding sources.
  • Neutrality: We maintain a strict stance of neutrality, ensuring our information is free from political and religious influences.

Our Methods

  • Inform: We provide comprehensive information about the history, existing research, news, government policy, and public data on drug and substance use.
  • Educate: Through workshops, seminars, and online resources, we share knowledge and practical tips related to drug prevention and treatment.
  • Inspire: By sharing stories of successful recovery, we offer hope and motivation to those struggling with drug misuse.

Our Goals

Spread empathy and respect
for everyone
Drug prevention to save the social cost
Informed decision
for citizens