The Health Outreach Program: Assists economically disadvantaged individuals and families by promoting healthy sexual behavior and combating sexually transmitted diseases Educates and encourages participants living with diabetes, cancer, and hypertension to change their lifestyles, eat right, and take their medication as prescribed by their physicians Highlights the importance of prenatal care, reproductive health, and childhood immunizations Provides education about the dangers of smoking cigarettes, using other tobacco products, second-hand smoke, and e-cigarettes as well as providing referrals to tobacco cessation services Educates minority youth to prevent alcohol consumption Provides translation/interpretaation services Provides minimal transportation services Offers one-on-one and small group health information and education Organizes and facilitates health fairs Conducts health and disease prevention assessments Makes referrals to clinics, health departments, etc.

This program seeks to continue to promote the four pillars for which the organization was founded: community outreach drug education drug-free activities community service.

The primary mission of D.A.R.E. is to provide children with the information and skills they need to live drug- and violence-free lives. Additionally, it establishes positive relationships between students, law enforcement, teachers, parents and other community leaders. D.A.R.E. lessons focus on providing accurate information about alcohol and drugs, teaching students decision-making skills, showing them how to resist peer pressure and giving them ideas for alternatives to drug use and violence.D.A.R.E. also reduces negative peer influence, increases family communication about the dangers of drugs, and creates a more positive image of law enforcement among students.