Aarogya Patashala
Anti-Drug Awareness
🚫 What is Anti-Drug Day?
Every Thursday, Aarogya Patashala focuses on raising awareness about drug abuse, its consequences, and the importance of making healthy life choices. Through interactive sessions, real-life stories, and preventive education, students are empowered to say no to drugs and lead a fulfilling life.
What Issues Does It Address?
⚠️ Lack of Awareness: Many students are unaware of the dangers of drug and tobacco use, leading to experimentation.
💔 Health Consequences: Substance abuse leads to severe health issues, including respiratory problems, organ damage, and mental health disorders.
🏠 Family & Social Impact: Drug abuse affects families, relationships, and academic or career growth.
🚬 Tobacco Addiction: Many youths fall into the trap of tobacco use, unaware of its long-term effects.
🧠 Peer Pressure & Influence: Many students try substances due to peer influence without understanding the risks.
💪 Lack of Life Skills: Without proper guidance, students struggle to resist addiction and make informed choices.
Activities Conducted Under This Theme:
📌 Introduction to Drug Abuse: Understanding the dangers of substance abuse and its impact on health and society.
⚠️ Consequences & Empowerment: Discussing the physical, emotional, and social effects of drug addiction and ways to build resilience.
📚 Age-Appropriate Education: Tailored awareness sessions to educate students on the risks of drug use at different ages.
🏡 Family Values & Expectations: Encouraging discussions on family support and strong moral values in preventing drug use.
🚬 Tobacco and Its Ill Effects: Highlighting the prevalence of tobacco use and its harmful impact on health.
🚭 Tobacco Control Efforts: Raising awareness about government and community initiatives to reduce tobacco consumption.
📖 Real-Life Examples of the Harmful Effects of Tobacco – I: Sharing true stories of individuals affected by tobacco use.
📖 Real-Life Examples of the Harmful Effects of Tobacco – II: Discussing further case studies to reinforce the dangers of addiction.
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