IMPACT OF DRUG
ABUSE ON
HARMONY IN
THE SOCIETY
SYED AHMED FARMAAN (3122235002141)
TAMIL BHARATHI S (3122235002142)
TANUSHA SRINIVASAN (3122235002143)
TARUN SIVARAJ HARISH (3122235002144)
THAHEERA NASEERE (3122235002145)
WHAT IS DRUG
ABUSE AND WHY
DOES IT MATTER ?
• The habitual use of substances (like
alcohol, narcotics, and prescription
drugs) in harmful or illegal ways.
• Drug abuse negatively affects
individuals, families, and entire
communities, leading to
widespread issues in safety, health,
and social cohesion.
HOW DOES HUMAN
VALUES IMPACT
DRUG ABUSE ?
Understanding Human Values
can cultivate an environment
where students learn to take
responsibility for their health
and well-being through positive
reinforcement and educational
programs.
IMPACT OF DRUGS ON
AN INDIVIDUAL
Loss of Self Exploration and Right
Understanding :
• Drug abuse leads to confusion
about true needs and disrupts
self-reflection, hindering
continuous happiness and
prosperity.
• Individuals struggle to align
intentions with right actions,
impacting well-being.
IMPACT OF DRUGS ON
AN INDIVIDUAL
Disruption of Mental Well-Being
(Sukh) :
• Core values like trust,
respect, and self-regulation
are compromised, leading to
anxiety, depression, and
emotional instability.
• Relationships suffer,
disrupting family and social
harmony.
IMPACT OF DRUGS ON
AN INDIVIDUAL
Degradation Of Physical Health :
• Drug abuse harms physical health,
leading to chronic problems and loss
of self-regulation (Sanyam and
Swasthya).
Imbalance Between Self and Body :
• Drugs create a disconnect between
physical needs and rational thought,
hindering true happiness and
prosperity.
IMPACT ON FAMILY
DYNAMICS
Financial Burden :
Funds diverted to addiction
create financial strain.
Emotional Stress :
Fear and instability replace
peace
IMPACT ON FAMILY
DYNAMICS
Broken Relationships :
Addiction isolates loved ones,
straining bonds.
Domestic Violence and Neglect :
Increases risk of abuse and
neglect
IMPACT ON FAMILY
DYNAMICS
Broken Relationships :
Addiction isolates loved ones,
straining bonds.
Domestic Violence and Neglect :
Increases risk of abuse and
neglect
"Addiction disrupts
trust and responsibility,
key to family harmony.“
“Drug abuse: A habit
that empties pockets,
hearts, and homes.”
- Some Proposals from UHV
HOW RELATIONSHIPS
ARE AFFECTED ?
Neglect Of Responsibilities:
Drug use often leads
individuals to neglect their
duties, whether as a parent,
partner, or provider, damaging
the overall function of the
family unit.
“Responsibility is not
just about one’s
actions; it is about the
power to respond to
the needs of others.
Addiction takes away
that power, leaving only
reactive patterns of
harm.” - Man’s Search Of Harm
by Viktor Frank
HOW RELATIONSHIPS
ARE AFFECTED ?
Erosion Of Trust :
Trust is the foundational Value
in any relationship, and this
foundational value of trust is
lost when drug abuse interferes
with the relationship.
"The destructive power of
addiction erodes not only
personal well-being but
also the very foundations
of relationships, fostering
isolation and dismantling
the bonds that hold
families and communities
together."
- The Noonday Demon: An Atlas Of Depression
by Dr. Andrew Solomon
IMPACT ON
COMMUNITY SAFETY
Increased Crime Rates :
Drug abuse often leads to an
uptick in theft, assaults, and drug-
related crimes.
Public Disorder :
Presence of drug abuse hotspots
leads to disruptive behavior and
unsafe public environments.
IMPACT ON
COMMUNITY SAFETY
Strain on Law Enforcement :
Increased police efforts and
resources are needed to handle
drug-related offenses.
Threat to Public Spaces :
Abandoned areas and parks
become hotspots for drug activities,
making them unsafe for residents.
"Drug abuse and
addiction are linked to a
range of serious
consequences, including
increased criminal activity
and violence, which
disrupt the safety and
well-being of entire
communities."
- National Institute on Drug Abuse
(NIDA)
IMPACT ON PUBLIC
HEALTH
Spread of Diseases :
Unsafe drug practices like needle
sharing increase the spread of
HIV/AIDS and hepatitis.
Higher Mortality :
Growing numbers of overdose
incidents and drug related accidents
leading to increased mortality rates.
IMPACT ON PUBLIC
HEALTH
Disruption of Mental Well Being :
Drug abuse disrupts inner peace
and harmony in the self, leading to
instability and issues.
Strain on Healthcare Services :
Increased rates of drug-related
emergencies overwhelme the
healthcare service workers.
"Substance abuse is a
major driver of public
health problems,
contributing to the spread
of diseases, mental health
disorders, and
unnecessary loss of life."
- World Hearth Organization
(WHO)
IMPACT ON FUTURE
GENERATIONS
Effect on Children :
Children suffer trauma in early
stages of life and face a higher
risk of addiction.
Cycle of Dependency :
Addiction disrupts family legacies,
impacting future generations.
POTENTIAL STRATEGIES
TO TACKLE THE ISSUE
Providing Compassionate Support :
Providing rehabilitation and
community support focused on
empathy and dignity.
Prevention Through Education :
Promote awareness of healthy
choices to be taken and mental
well being.
"Emphasize support
and community to
restore harmony.“
“Addiction not only
robs the present - it
steals the future”
- UHV Call for Action
REFERENCES
• www.unodc.org
• https://uhv.org.in
• pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
• www.worldwidejournals.com
• www.samhsa.gov

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  • 1.
    IMPACT OF DRUG ABUSEON HARMONY IN THE SOCIETY SYED AHMED FARMAAN (3122235002141) TAMIL BHARATHI S (3122235002142) TANUSHA SRINIVASAN (3122235002143) TARUN SIVARAJ HARISH (3122235002144) THAHEERA NASEERE (3122235002145)
  • 2.
    WHAT IS DRUG ABUSEAND WHY DOES IT MATTER ? • The habitual use of substances (like alcohol, narcotics, and prescription drugs) in harmful or illegal ways. • Drug abuse negatively affects individuals, families, and entire communities, leading to widespread issues in safety, health, and social cohesion.
  • 3.
    HOW DOES HUMAN VALUESIMPACT DRUG ABUSE ? Understanding Human Values can cultivate an environment where students learn to take responsibility for their health and well-being through positive reinforcement and educational programs.
  • 4.
    IMPACT OF DRUGSON AN INDIVIDUAL Loss of Self Exploration and Right Understanding : • Drug abuse leads to confusion about true needs and disrupts self-reflection, hindering continuous happiness and prosperity. • Individuals struggle to align intentions with right actions, impacting well-being.
  • 5.
    IMPACT OF DRUGSON AN INDIVIDUAL Disruption of Mental Well-Being (Sukh) : • Core values like trust, respect, and self-regulation are compromised, leading to anxiety, depression, and emotional instability. • Relationships suffer, disrupting family and social harmony.
  • 6.
    IMPACT OF DRUGSON AN INDIVIDUAL Degradation Of Physical Health : • Drug abuse harms physical health, leading to chronic problems and loss of self-regulation (Sanyam and Swasthya). Imbalance Between Self and Body : • Drugs create a disconnect between physical needs and rational thought, hindering true happiness and prosperity.
  • 7.
    IMPACT ON FAMILY DYNAMICS FinancialBurden : Funds diverted to addiction create financial strain. Emotional Stress : Fear and instability replace peace
  • 8.
    IMPACT ON FAMILY DYNAMICS BrokenRelationships : Addiction isolates loved ones, straining bonds. Domestic Violence and Neglect : Increases risk of abuse and neglect
  • 9.
    IMPACT ON FAMILY DYNAMICS BrokenRelationships : Addiction isolates loved ones, straining bonds. Domestic Violence and Neglect : Increases risk of abuse and neglect
  • 10.
    "Addiction disrupts trust andresponsibility, key to family harmony.“ “Drug abuse: A habit that empties pockets, hearts, and homes.” - Some Proposals from UHV
  • 11.
    HOW RELATIONSHIPS ARE AFFECTED? Neglect Of Responsibilities: Drug use often leads individuals to neglect their duties, whether as a parent, partner, or provider, damaging the overall function of the family unit.
  • 12.
    “Responsibility is not justabout one’s actions; it is about the power to respond to the needs of others. Addiction takes away that power, leaving only reactive patterns of harm.” - Man’s Search Of Harm by Viktor Frank
  • 13.
    HOW RELATIONSHIPS ARE AFFECTED? Erosion Of Trust : Trust is the foundational Value in any relationship, and this foundational value of trust is lost when drug abuse interferes with the relationship.
  • 14.
    "The destructive powerof addiction erodes not only personal well-being but also the very foundations of relationships, fostering isolation and dismantling the bonds that hold families and communities together." - The Noonday Demon: An Atlas Of Depression by Dr. Andrew Solomon
  • 15.
    IMPACT ON COMMUNITY SAFETY IncreasedCrime Rates : Drug abuse often leads to an uptick in theft, assaults, and drug- related crimes. Public Disorder : Presence of drug abuse hotspots leads to disruptive behavior and unsafe public environments.
  • 16.
    IMPACT ON COMMUNITY SAFETY Strainon Law Enforcement : Increased police efforts and resources are needed to handle drug-related offenses. Threat to Public Spaces : Abandoned areas and parks become hotspots for drug activities, making them unsafe for residents.
  • 17.
    "Drug abuse and addictionare linked to a range of serious consequences, including increased criminal activity and violence, which disrupt the safety and well-being of entire communities." - National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
  • 18.
    IMPACT ON PUBLIC HEALTH Spreadof Diseases : Unsafe drug practices like needle sharing increase the spread of HIV/AIDS and hepatitis. Higher Mortality : Growing numbers of overdose incidents and drug related accidents leading to increased mortality rates.
  • 19.
    IMPACT ON PUBLIC HEALTH Disruptionof Mental Well Being : Drug abuse disrupts inner peace and harmony in the self, leading to instability and issues. Strain on Healthcare Services : Increased rates of drug-related emergencies overwhelme the healthcare service workers.
  • 20.
    "Substance abuse isa major driver of public health problems, contributing to the spread of diseases, mental health disorders, and unnecessary loss of life." - World Hearth Organization (WHO)
  • 21.
    IMPACT ON FUTURE GENERATIONS Effecton Children : Children suffer trauma in early stages of life and face a higher risk of addiction. Cycle of Dependency : Addiction disrupts family legacies, impacting future generations.
  • 22.
    POTENTIAL STRATEGIES TO TACKLETHE ISSUE Providing Compassionate Support : Providing rehabilitation and community support focused on empathy and dignity. Prevention Through Education : Promote awareness of healthy choices to be taken and mental well being.
  • 23.
    "Emphasize support and communityto restore harmony.“ “Addiction not only robs the present - it steals the future” - UHV Call for Action
  • 24.
    REFERENCES • www.unodc.org • https://uhv.org.in •pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov • www.worldwidejournals.com • www.samhsa.gov