Adeleke University Collaborates with Paroche Reach-out Foundation for Drug Awareness Program

Adeleke University's Department of Religious Studies partnered with Paroche Reach-out Foundation to host a two-day drug awareness program titled "DRUG ENDS ALL DREAMS."

May 22, 2024 - 19:35

Adeleke University Collaborates with Paroche Reach-out Foundation for Drug Awareness Program

Adeleke University's Department of Religious Studies, in collaboration with Paroche Reach-out Foundation, recently organized a two-day drug awareness program aimed at tackling substance abuse among young people. The theme of the program, "DRUG ENDS ALL DREAMS," reflects the urgent need to address the detrimental effects of drug abuse on individuals and communities.

The program commenced with a vibrant and impactful sensitization rally on the university campus, marking the beginning of Day 1. Young people enthusiastically participated in advocating against the use of drugs and harmful substances, demonstrating their commitment to promoting a drug-free lifestyle.

Throughout the two-day program, various activities were organized to educate participants about the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of making healthy choices. Workshops, seminars, and interactive sessions provided valuable insights into the physical, psychological, and social consequences of substance abuse.

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Experts from both the academic and non-profit sectors shared their knowledge and experiences, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts to combat drug abuse effectively. The collaboration between Adeleke University and Paroche Reach-out Foundation exemplifies the power of partnership in addressing pressing societal issues.

Participants were encouraged to become ambassadors for drug prevention within their communities, equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to effect positive change. The program fostered a sense of empowerment and solidarity among attendees, inspiring them to take proactive steps towards a drug-free future.