The Sammy D Foundation was established in 2008 in response to the tragic death of 17 year old Sam Davis from a one punch assault. Through the telling of Sam's Story the Foundation set about educating and mentoring young people about the impact of violence, and the consequences it has on victims, perpetrators, bystanders, families, friends and the broader community. Over the last ten years the Foundation has developed a comprehensive suite of evidence based, and externally evaluated, programs aimed at: - Preventing bullying and violence in schools, sporting clubs and the community - Educating young people about the harm and impacted associated with alcohol and other drugs - Educating young people and their parents about how to host a safe party - Educating parents about behavioural impact and positive role modelling for their children - Providing young people most at risk of being impacted by violence with access to positive adult role models - Mentoring support to vulnerable young people in the community The Sammy D Foundation has educated in the last 11 years, over 130,000 participants, in particular young people, on the impacts of bullying, violence and alcohol and other drug misuse by providing relevant age appropriate information, knowledge and tools. The Sammy D Foundation empowers young people to make positive life decisions for a better community. The Sammy D Foundation needs YOUR support to continue our amazing work!