SayNo to Illicit Drugs” was established to address the rising concerns of drug abuse among children in school. Witnessing the harmful impact of addiction, Mendez for Clinical Interventions Inc., a registered charity, took a stand against this growing crisis. Through innovative awareness programs, we empower youth with the knowledge and confidence to make healthy choices and confidently say no to illicit drugs.
At Mendez for Clinical Interventions, we are committed to creating positive change across all generations. Through our initiatives, we strive to build healthier communities and enhance overall well-being.
We provide an online platform that connects patients with healthcare professionals, specially focussed on mental health, ensuring accessible and timely care.
We educate and empower young people through workshops and innovative awareness programs on the risks of illicit drug use.
We organize physical and mental enrichment activities to combat social isolation and loneliness among seniors.
We envision a future where every child and youth is empowered to SayNo to illicit drugs and substance abuse confidently. Our goal is to foster a culture of informed decision-making and resilience, enabling young individuals to make healthy choices and contribute to building safer, thriving communities.
Our mission is to connect with as many young people as possible by partnering with local schools, youth centers, and community organizations to raise awareness about the risks of illicit drugs through innovative strategies and empower youth to make informed decisions SayNo to illicit drugs and substance abuse.
Create a 90 to 120-second video aimed at youth ages 12 to 17, promoting the importance of saying no to illicit drugs. Winning videos will be showcased on our website and social media platforms. The top three entries, chosen by our team, will receive special prizes, with the first-place winner earning $500. Open to students in Saskatchewan only.
Put your knowledge to the test in our SayNo Quiz! The participant with the highest score will win a prize, with the first-place winner receiving $100 and having their name and photo featured on our website. Open to students in Saskatchewan only.
Create a 90 to 120-second video aimed at youth ages 12 to 17, promoting the importance of saying no to illicit drugs. Winning videos will be showcased on our website and social media platforms. The top three entries, chosen by our team, will receive special prizes, with the first-place winner earning $500. Open to students in Saskatchewan only.