Twelve short tracks that help you understand drugs, protect your well-being and open real opportunities. Free, and made for adolescents first.
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Aged 12 to 15? You take LaunchPad through your school, or at home with a parent or guardian. Set it up at home
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01Drug Harm Prevention, Recovery & Advocacy
The science behind substances, why people are vulnerable, myths versus facts, and how to get and give help without shame.
02Mental Health, Emotional Resilience & First Aid
Understanding emotions and stress, healthy coping, supportive listening and knowing when to seek help.
03Digital Safety, Media Literacy & Drug Myth-Busting
Spotting misleading online content, checking drug and health myths, protecting your privacy and staying safe on social media.
Build the skills that help you act on what you know.
04Financial Literacy & Healthy Living
Budgeting, saving, spotting scams and betting traps, and healthy habits that protect your wellbeing and your money.
05Peer Pressure, Decision-Making & Refusal Skills
Practical ways to say no, decide well, leave risky situations safely and ask for help.
06Healthy Relationships, Boundaries & Personal Safety
Respect, consent, boundaries, warning signs and where to get help. Written to protect you, and it is never your fault.
07Life Skills, Identity, Purpose & Self-Leadership
Know yourself, build confidence, communicate, set goals and find your purpose. Honest about the road, kind about the journey.
Find support, open real opportunities and help others do the same.
08Help-Seeking, Referral & Recovery Support
When and how to ask for help, who can help, supporting a friend, emergencies and recovery with dignity. You are never alone.
09Career Readiness, Digital Skills & Positive Opportunities
Practical digital skills for adolescents that can become a service, a product or a first step toward work, and AI tools for a CV, an income skill and a business plan.
10Peer Education, Youth Leadership & Community Advocacy
A responsible, supervised voice for prevention: checked facts, respectful talk, safe handling of serious disclosures, and community advocacy.
11Family, School & Community Prevention Partnerships
Work safely with parents, teachers and community leaders to keep prevention going, with adults involved at every step.
12Prevention Innovation, Research & Impact Measurement
Ask good questions, use evidence, test small and share what you find honestly and ethically, with adults involved.
On your own
Self-paced courses on your phone. Start any available course whenever you like.
With your school or campus
Facilitated groups with a facilitator, weekly sessions and a final showcase. Ask your institution about LaunchPad.
Parent or guardian? Read the notice for parents and guardians. Teacher or facilitator? See the facilitator sheets and incident protocol.