Victoria’s Voice has developed a diverse range of educational drug prevention programming and responsive initiatives to address the most pressing issues affecting youth, families and communities across our nation.
Victoria Siegel’s diary, written in her own hand and featuring her own artwork, is a gripping peek inside the mind of a sometimes happy, healthy teen and other times a teen dramatically influenced by drugs and alcohol. Jackie and David Siegel decided to share Victoria’s heartbreaking story along with valuable prevention resources to inspire lifesaving conversations between parents and kids about the dangers of youth drug use and addiction.
Programs
Our Save Our Kids youth prevention education comprises both live and video-facilitated drug prevention programs that inspire students to live drug free.
The Siegels missed the signs. Although they cannot change their story of loss, they developed the VITAL SIGNS program to empower other parents and caregivers to recognize and address the early signs of risk and drug use in their children. You don’t have to miss the signs!
Victoria’s Voice is building a national Movement to spread awareness and improve access to lifesaving opioid overdose reversal medications like naloxone. Join the Movement to access your FREE toolkit to spread awareness and save lives from opioid overdose and fentanyl poisoning in your community. The life you save may be someone you know.
2023 marked the launch of our volunteer Community Speaker Program. More than 20 community speakers are now ready and eager to share the foundation’s drug prevention resources along with their personal stories of loss or struggle within their own communities. We firmly believe that their journey, passion and insights will help overcome the common and mistaken belief that “it will never happen to me.”
To learn more about our Community Speaker Program in your state, contact alexis@victoriasvoicefoundation.com.
Our Beauty for Good (BFG) Ambassador Program, in partnership with the Mrs. America, Mrs. American, and Miss for America pageant systems, provides a central way for titleholders and their directors to actively support our mission. Our talented BFG ambassadors do so through advocacy, volunteering at events and raising funds for lifesaving programs. Today, we have 135 BFG Ambassadors across 45 states.
To learn more about BFG in your state, contact rachael@victoriasvoicefoundation.com.
Our One Step Away educational program, produced and distributed in collaboration with Michael DeLeon and Steered Straight, is available in prisons across the U.S.
Our newly expanded tablet distribution program provides more than 400,000 inmates in 40 states with access to this valuable drug education and life skills program—meeting parents where they are as they prepare for reentry into their lives as caregivers.
