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Drug Free Youth DC

If you are a young person, adult, or caregiver in DC, Drug Free Youth DC is your go-to online source for resources on drug-free living in the District.

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Promoting Mental Health Awareness

Watch how Chancellor Ferebee, Scribbles, and Doodlebug talk about sharing feelings, finding healthy ways to express emotions, and helping friends.

Get Outdoors!

Research suggests that spending time outdoors can have positive effects on mental health by potentially alleviating symptoms of anxiety and depression.

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The DC Public Schools (DCPS) School Mental Health Team and our many partners provide supportive academic supports and mental health services to our students and families

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