The Preventing Drug Use Workshop is designed to educate individuals on the negative consequences of drug use and equip them with the necessary knowledge and skills to prevent drug use in their communities. This curriculum aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors contributing to drug initiation and addiction, as well as strategies for promoting healthy behaviors and making informed decisions.
This Second Edition has been expanded to include comprehensive workshop exercises for each of the 39 core modules, providing facilitators with practical, hands-on activities to reinforce learning objectives and engage participants in meaningful ways.
The Preventing Drug Use Workshop curriculum, now in its Second Edition, provides a comprehensive and empowering learning experience that equips individuals with the necessary knowledge, skills, and resources to prevent drug use in their communities. Through the 39 core modules and accompanying workshop exercises, participants engage in interactive learning that transforms theoretical knowledge into practical action.
By addressing topics ranging from risk and protective factors to policy advocacy, cultural considerations to ethical practice, this curriculum prepares prevention advocates to work effectively across diverse settings and populations. The addition of hands-on workshop exercises in this edition ensures that learning is experiential, memorable, and immediately applicable.
Together, we can build a strong network of individuals and communities committed to creating healthier, safer environments that prioritize the well-being and health of all. Let us work collectively to create a brighter and drug-free future for generations to come.