1. Afaayo Anti Drug Abuse Initiative executive Director Afaayo Josephine launched a DRUG AND ALCOHOL FREE CLUB at Kennedy Secondary School Entebbe on 14th July 2024. The club is a proactive initiative aimed at creating awareness, preventing drug abuse and promoting a healthy drug-free lifestyle among our students, foster a supportive and inclusive environment where students can make informed decisions and actively contribute to a drug free school.

In a significant step towards combating substance abuse in Liberia, the Global Action for Sustainable Development (GASD), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and the Federation of Liberian Youth, convened a National Stakeholder Roundtable on Substance Abuse Prevention. This one-day event, held on June 20, 2024, brought together over fifty key stakeholders from various sectors across Liberia. The assembly included government officials, civil society organizations, healthcare professionals, and community leaders, including youth and students, united under the shared goal of...

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The Global Action for Sustainable Development (GASD) commends President Joseph Boakai for his unwavering commitment to tackle substance abuse, declaring it a national public health emergency. GASD acknowledges the gravity of the situation and emphasizes the urgent need for a specialized and dedicated approach to combat drug abuse effectively and efficiently. However, to ensure the success of President Boakai's administration in this fight against substance abuse, GASD puts forth the following comprehensive policy recommendations:

1. Reform of Liberia Drug Laws:

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" Art for Peace" is a sub project of Collective Arts Development Association(CADA). An initiative which seeks to transform the mindsets of drug addicts,ex-child soldiers,ex-convicts between the ages 12-25 years old through life skill education,art,vocational training and social entrepreneurship. Through this initiative,we rebuild resilience among marginalized groups and communities in the Northwest region of Cameroon to ensure their social,mental,psychological and economic livelihood.

Due to the Anglophone crisis in the Northwest and Southwest regions of Cameroon,schools,villages and economic...