MADD Canada is set to roll out its 2026-2027 School Program in Newfoundland and Labrador, in collaboration with the Newfoundland Labrador Liquor Corporation (NLC). The program is designed to educate students about the serious risks associated with impaired driving, providing them with comprehensive resources and information. The launch will include a special screening event at St. Kevin’s High in Goulds, which aims to engage students and raise awareness about the devastating effects of impaired driving.
The partnership between MADD Canada and NLC reflects a commitment to promoting safety among young people. MADD Canada's School Program is an ongoing initiative aimed at reaching students across Canada, informing them about the dangers of alcohol-related incidents. The program's curriculum is intended to impart critical knowledge and influence positive behaviours concerning responsible alcohol consumption.
This initiative is seen as a valuable opportunity for students in Newfoundland and Labrador to receive education on a pertinent social issue, potentially contributing to a decrease in impaired driving incidents among youth. The event at St. Kevin’s High serves as an important step toward fostering awareness and encouraging discussions about making safe choices.
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