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Grievance Form

ANTI – DRUG AND NARCOTIC CELL

CONSTITUTION

Anti-Drug and Narcotic Cells (ADNCs) are specialized units within institutions, organizations, or communities dedicated to combating drug use and its associated harms. This cell plays a crucial role in preventing drug misuse, supporting individuals struggling with addiction, and promoting overall well-being.

VISION

“A world where addiction is not a barrier to potential, where individuals and communities thrive free from the harms of drugs”

MISSION

"Our mission is to empower individuals, families, and communities to make informed and healthy choices about drugs."

QUOTE

“SAY YES TO LIFE AND NO TO DRUGS”

SIGNIFICANCE OF ANTI – DRUG AND NARCOTIC CELL

Drug use among college students is a major concern, with studies showing that a significant portion of students use illicit drugs at least once during their college years. This widespread use poses a significant threat to students' health and well- being, impacting their academic performance, mental and physical health, and safety.

OBJECTIVES

  • Prevent and reduce drug use: ADNCs implement educational programs, raise awareness about the dangers of drug use, and promote healthy lifestyle choices.
  • Identify and support individuals at risk: ADNCs utilize various methods to identify individuals susceptible to drug use and offer support services such as counseling and referrals to treatment facilities.
  • Provide intervention and support services: ADNCs offer confidential support services for individuals struggling with drug use, including counseling, rehabilitation programs, and recovery support groups.
  • Promote a drug-free environment: ADNCs implement policies and regulations to discourage drug use within their jurisdiction, ensuring a safe and healthy environment.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders: ADNCs work closely with law enforcement agencies, healthcare professionals, educational institutions, and other community stakeholders to implement comprehensive anti-drug strategies.

ACTIVITIES

  • Organizing educational workshops and awareness campaigns: Educating individuals about the harmful effects of drug use, addiction, and legal consequences.
  • Conducting drug screenings and assessments: Identifying individuals at risk of developing addiction and offering support services.
  • Providing counseling and referral services: Connecting individuals with mental health professionals, treatment facilities, and recovery support groups.
  • Developing and implementing prevention programs: Implementing targeted interventions for specific populations or drug types.
  • Advocating for policies and regulations: Promoting policies that discourage drug use and provide support for individuals struggling with addiction.

MEMBERS

PRINCIPAL

Vice- Principal

Ms. Ashya K Salim (Convener)

Ms. Heera K Kartha (Computer Science)

Ms. Sulpith Salim (Mathematics)

Standard Operating Procedure

SOP for conducting various activities under the Cell.

  • Meeting with members of the Cell for taking decisions about activities.
  • Forwarding request letter to Principal.
  • Preparing notice for the relevant program after getting sanction from Principal.
  • Preparing brochure for the program to inform students & teachers.
  • Preparing report with geotag photos.
  • Attendance of the participants (if required).
  • Certificate for the winners (if required).