L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs) is a non-profit organization committed to creating safer, healthier communities by addressing the issues of drugs, bullying, and violence. They work in collaboration with law enforcement agencies, educators, community leaders, and families to achieve their mission. L.E.A.D. offers comprehensive training programs for law enforcement officers and educators through their ON THE STREET and IN THE CLASSROOM Programs. These programs provide effective strategies for prevention and intervention to help individuals make positive choices and avoid the pitfalls of drug abuse and violence.

In addition to training programs, L.E.A.D. offers curricula certification trainings, online training programs, and materials such as kits and workbooks for educators implementing their programs in schools. They also organize events and conferences, including the annual L.E.A.D. FEST, to bring together stakeholders involved in creating safer communities.

L.E.A.D.'s focus on prevention education is crucial in empowering individuals to make informed decisions about drugs and violence. Through their efforts, they aim to support law enforcement services across the United States in their mission to protect communities from the harms associated with drug abuse and violence.