Training Local Substance Abuse Prevention Professionals and Implementing In-Depth Community-Based Initiatives

In 2024, a total of 11 training sessions were conducted, with 253 individuals completing the program. These trained participants leveraged local resources to engage with remote villages, promoting substance abuse prevention through accessible language and interactive approaches. A total of 30 community-based prevention and health education activities were organized, attracting 985 participants and contributing to the development of a protective network for indigenous communities. For years, the TFDA has been committed to advancing substance abuse prevention across communities, workplaces, and businesses. To further broaden the reach of these efforts, the TFDA has focused on expanding outreach to indigenous tribes in remote areas with limited resources and transportation. By encouraging active participation from local residents, the TFDA continues to foster collective efforts to safeguard community health. For more information, please visit the“Anti-Drug Resources” website: https://reurl.cc/3K0GNl.