11 October, 2025
On 11th October 2025, Don Bosco Migrant Services (DBMS) organized a Drug Awareness Program at the CTRLS Data Centre, Ambattur, aimed at educating migrant construction labourers on the harmful effects of drug use and the importance of leading a healthy and productive lifestyle.
Planning:
The program was planned as part of DBMS’s ongoing health and welfare initiatives for migrant workers. The DBMS team identified the need to address substance abuse and promote healthy habits among workers. Preparatory meetings were held to finalize the theme, schedule, and venue in coordination with the CTRLS management team to ensure smooth execution of the session.
Structure of the Program:
Theme of the Program: Drug Awareness |
Supported By:
The event was organized through close supported with Don Bosco Theological Brothers, DBMS staff, and the CTRLS Safety Team. The arrangements and necessary permissions were effectively coordinated by Mr. Karthik Raja, Safety Manager at CTRLS Data Centre. This partnership ensured both administrative support and active participation from the company’s side, creating a conducive environment for meaningful learning.
Awareness Session:
The awareness session focused on creating consciousness among workers about the physical, mental, and social consequences of drug abuse. Speakers emphasized the importance of maintaining a balanced lifestyle and making positive choices for one’s well-being. Interactive discussions encouraged participants to share their thoughts and experiences, making the session engaging and impactful.
Registration:
A total of 57 migrant construction labourers attended the program and were officially registered as participants. Attendance was tracked to ensure that all attendees could be reached for follow-up support and future awareness programs.
Outcome:
The program resulted in greater awareness among participants regarding the dangers of substance abuse and the benefits of healthy living. Workers expressed their appreciation for the initiative and showed interest in attending similar awareness sessions in the future. The event concluded successfully with the collective support of all collaborators, reinforcing DBMS’s commitment to promoting the health and welfare of migrant communities.
