DRUG-PREVENTION.ppt

1. Strategies in
Prevention on
Drug Addiction
Justin Quintana
Ella Botin
Ralph Jeano
Murillo
Jose Alaurin III
III BPED-B

2. Imagine yourself hooked
up to drugs, How can you
prevent it?

3. 1. Education Awareness
2. Responsible Parents
3. Early Intervention
4. Support
5. Treatment
6. Environmental Strategies
7. Regulations
8. Law Enforcement
9. Community-Based Program
10. Mass Media
Preventing drug addiction involves a variety of
strategies, including:

4. Educational Awareness
● Providing education about the risks and
consequences of drug use can help
prevent people from trying drugs in the
first place. Raising awareness about the
risks and consequences of drug use can
help individuals make informed
decisions about drug use

5. Responsible Parents
Being a good parent can prevent a child
from bad habits like drugs and many
more. A parent must know her limitations
in using drugs. He should not let his
child see using him drugs otherwise,
child will also do it.
“ in the eye of a child, what parents do
good or bad Is always good

6. Early Intervention
Identifying and
addressing drug use
early on can prevent
addiction from
developing.

7. Providing support and
resources for those who
may be at risk of addiction
can help them avoid using
drugs
Support

8. Making effective treatment available
to those who are addicted to drugs
can help them overcome their
addiction. Making sure that
individuals have access to effective
treatment for drug addiction can
help prevent relapse and reduce the
overall impact of addiction on
individuals and communities.
Treatment

9. Addressing the social
and economic factors
that contribute to drug
use can help prevent
addiction.
Environmental Strategies

10. Controlling the availability
of drugs through regulation
can help reduce the overall
rate of drug use.
Government can regulate
the availability of drugs and
implement policies that
target the root causes of
addiction.
Regulations

11. Law Enforcement
Targeting drug dealers and
traffickers can help disrupt
the drug trade and reduce the
availability of drugs.

12. An integral part of any success effort
aimed at reducing the demand, supply,
production and trafficking in illicit drugs
must include an intensive public
information campaign targeting people of
all ages and backgrounds. Television,
radio, and print media, as well as
educational institutions and community
groups, have joined the campaign to
promote a “drug-free” world.
Mass Media

13. Community-Based Program
Creating and supporting
community-based programs that
address the underlying factors that
contribute to drug addiction can
help prevent addiction from
developing programs that involve
community members and
organizations can help create a
supportive environment that
discourages drug use.

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