Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
2920 Brandywine Road, Atlanta, 30341
(404) 893-7000 · more numbers below
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Atlanta Division is a federal law enforcement office serving Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. It investigates drug trafficking, provides drug-prevention information, and works with local partners to collect unused medicines. It is not a rehab center or addiction-treatment hotline.
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What they offer 11
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Atlanta Division Community OutreachProgram
DEA provides drug prevention information, brochures, fact sheets, guides, and community presentations about drug trends and health risks.
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Campus Drug PreventionProgram
DEA provides prevention information and resources for college campuses and surrounding communities.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 6
Community Outreach and Drug Prevention EducationProgram
DEA provides drug information, educational materials, and prevention outreach for families, schools, and community groups.
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Get Smart About DrugsProgram
A DEA website for parents, educators, and caregivers with drug education, warning signs, and downloadable prevention publications.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 26
Just Think TwiceProgram
A DEA website for teens with drug facts, true stories, consequences of drug use, and get-help guidance.
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National Alcohol Substance Abuse Information CenterService
This service helps people find alcohol and drug rehab centers in the U.S. It is for people living with substance use, including alcohol, opioids, and other drugs.
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Operation EngageProgram
Operation Engage is a DEA community-level effort that uses prevention strategies and local partnerships to address drug threats.
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Recovery ResourcesService
DEA lists treatment, recovery, naloxone, and opioid treatment locator resources, including SAMHSA's 24-hour National Helpline.
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