Conduct awareness programs in schools, colleges, and communities to educate vulnerable populations about the risks of substance use. Promote early prevention strategies to reduce the initiation of drug use among adolescents and youth.
Identify individuals affected by substance use disorders through community outreach and peer education programs. Facilitate early referral to appropriate counseling and treatment services.
Provide evidence-based medical treatment and counseling for substance dependence. Offer individualized and group therapy sessions, family counseling, and aftercare support. Promote Whole Person Recovery (WPR) through skill development, vocational training, and reintegration support.
Train and empower peer educators to serve as change agents within the community. Collaborate with district authorities, NGOs, and healthcare institutions to strengthen local drug prevention and treatment networks.
Ensure transparent and accountable management of funds and resources. Regularly monitor the effectiveness of interventions and adapt programs to meet evolving community needs.
Provide facilities for recreational activities, life skills training, and holistic well-being to enhance recovery outcomes. Ensure safe, supportive, and accessible environments for all patients and community members.