Every day, hundreds of families across America are losing loved ones to fentanyl and other synthetic poisons. APALD exists to remember them, support those left behind, and fight for change.
These are some of the lives behind the numbers. Every Angel was someone’s child, sibling, parent, or friend.
To empower and engage the public in working toward change, raising awareness, and collaborating efforts to combat the synthetic drug crisis.
We stand with families who have lost loved ones to drug-induced homicide and synthetic poisoning. We work to replace silence and stigma with remembrance, education, and accountability.
Everything we do is guided by these core commitments to families and communities affected by synthetic drug poisoning.
Provide support to families grieving the loss of a loved one to drug-induced homicide and other drug-related deaths.
Fight for legislative change that holds drug traffickers and dealers legally accountable for deaths resulting from dealing illicit drugs.
Bring awareness to the general public of the astounding numbers of children and adults being murdered by illicit drug poisoning through fentanyl, carfentanil, and other synthetics.
Educate and support the general public as it relates to stigma and lack of understanding of the disease of addiction.
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