Uniting clergy, law enforcement
and community leaders for safer
and healthier communities.
About Us
The Mission of the International Faith Based Coalition
is to unite religions with a common cause to
implement Drug Prevention Education in their
respective congregations with a focus on educating
youth.
With neighborhood forums, we are creating
collaborative partnerships between clergy,
law enforcement and community leaders
for safer and healthier communities.
Bridging the gap
defending civil rights with
prominent faith leaders
We stand with our good friends for empowerment
through collaboration to help youth achieve their
dreams and avoid destructive decisions.
Telling the Truth
About Drugs
We aim to share factual and hard
hitting information about drugs
through the dissemination of
booklets and the airing of public
service announcements.
The International Faith Based Coalition aims to help build safe and healthy communities. The Drug Free America Foundation is a drug prevention and policy organization committed to developing, promoting and sustaining national and international policies and laws that will reduce illegal drug use and drug addiction. You can visit our partner’s website and learn more.
Marijuana use in kids and teens hinders their abilities to learn and prosper. Wouldn’t you agree we should protect our children from drug abuse? The IFBC works to educate youth to help them make good decisions and avoid drug abuse.
By coming together under a common banner with other faiths, we create an atmosphere of respect and tolerance for peoples of different faiths through mutual effort and thus create and restore trust in each other and our fellow man.
Of adults 26 or older who used marijuana before age 15, 62% went on to use cocaine at some point in their lives; 9% went on to use heroin at least once; and 54% made some nonmedical use of mind-altering prescription drugs.
Drug Prevention Education in the Religious Community and from there getting it known and used in their respective communities and the world at large.