How You Can Contribute to Prevention:

• Educate Yourself and Others:

  Understand the facts about drugs, their effects, and the risks involved. Share accurate information.

• Promote Open Communication:

  Create a safe space for honest conversations about drugs, especially with young people. Listen without judgment.

• Encourage Healthy Lifestyles:

  Support involvement in sports, hobbies, and constructive activities that build self-esteem and positive social connections.

• Develop Life Skills:

  Teach and learn coping mechanisms for stress, decision-making skills, and how to resist peer pressure effectively.

• Recognize Warning Signs:

  Be aware of the signs of drug use and know when and how to seek professional help for someone you're concerned about.

• Be a Positive Role Model:

  Actions speak louder than words. Model healthy behaviors and responsible decision-making.