04 October, 2025
Drug Awareness Program
Organized by: Don Bosco Migrant Services (DBMS)
Venue: Salt Kotta
Time: 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Purpose and Planning
The program aimed to educate migrant workers on the harmful effects of drug and alcohol abuse and to promote healthy, substance-free living. It was organized as part of DBMS’s ongoing health and welfare initiatives for migrant labourers, addressing concerns of substance abuse within industrial and construction sectors. Preparatory meetings ensured that the session topics, speakers, and activities were engaging and relevant.
Support and Facilitation
The session was supported by Don Bosco Theological Brothers and DBMS Staff, who coordinated the event, motivated participants, and ensured smooth facilitation throughout the program.
Awareness Session Highlights
Participants were sensitized to the physical, psychological, and social effects of drug use. The facilitators encouraged healthy lifestyle choices, self-discipline, and family responsibility. Interactive discussions allowed workers to share personal insights and clarify doubts, fostering active participation and reflection.
Participation and Outcome
No. of Participants: 134
Registration Status: Completed
Outcome: Participants were made aware of the dangers of substance abuse and encouraged to adopt healthy, responsible living habits.
Conclusion
The session was well-received and impactful, creating greater awareness among migrant workers and reinforcing DBMS’s mission to promote holistic well-being and community empowerment.
