Bring Lifesaving Fentanyl Education to Your Kid's School
Your teenager's friend offers them a pill. "It's just Percocet," they say. What your kid doesn't know could kill them: nearly half of American teens are unaware that fake prescription pills are now made with fentanyl—and just one pill can be fatal.
But schools from Los Angeles to Wisconsin are protecting their students with our 20-minute film for teens, Real Talk About Fake Pills. The result: 83% of teens are less likely to experiment with pills after watching. Here's how to bring this film to your school:
Watch the trailer above.
Ready to take action? Send an email to your child's school. It takes less than a minute—check out the email's contents below or hit the button for it to auto-populate in your preferred email program.
Want to see the full program? Watch the 20-minute film—ideally with your teenager—to see exactly what they'll learn.
Most schools respond positively to this request—it's a mainstream safety program that addresses a real concern. If administrators have questions, the Song for Charlie team can speak with them directly.
Share this page with other parents now—schools tend to respond faster when they hear from multiple families.
Subject: Free Student Safety Program Request
Dear [Principal/Counselor/Teacher/Health Coordinator/Superintendent],
I'm writing to request that our school implement a student safety education program that's being used successfully in districts from Los Angeles, California, to Madison, Wisconsin.
Song for Charlie, the leading fentanyl education nonprofit, has created a free 20-minute film called Real Talk About Fake Pills for middle and high school students that addresses fake prescription pills containing potentially deadly amounts of fentanyl—a threat many students aren't aware of.
The program, developed with medical and mental health professionals and educators, includes standards-aligned classroom materials and the film at no cost to our district. Implementation is simple: show the film and use the provided guides.
You can learn more here: https://www.songforcharlie.org/page/youth-assembly-film
Thank you for considering this important safety resource for our students.