OSAID (Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving) Inc. is a registered Canadian charity that empowers youth to eliminate impaired and distracted driving. Their mission is to promote smart decisions through public awareness campaigns. They strive to prevent tragedies caused by impaired driving from alcohol, drugs, or driver distraction. OSAID delivers their message through realistic and relevant approaches. They have been increasing public awareness since 1987. Their peer-based education and intervention campaigns are especially important for teen drivers.

OSAID operates throughout Ontario, focusing on secondary schools across the province. They coordinate regional networks and support approximately 300 secondary school chapters. Their work extends into local communities where student groups raise awareness about driving dangers. Their provincial reach allows them to impact thousands of students and families annually. They deliver a positive message of "Safer Roads Safer Community" throughout Ontario.

OSAID's programs include student-led school awareness events, conferences, and classroom webinars. They organize an annual SAID Day on May 15, 2025, encouraging schools and communities to participate. Students gain valuable leadership skills through peer-to-peer education initiatives. OSAID groups regularly hold activities raising awareness about impaired driving dangers. They provide resources like posters, banners, and fatal vision goggles to support their educational work. Their volunteers reach thousands of students with positive safety messages.