OPAD is a member of the Vienna NGO Committee on Drugs. OPAD’s main objective is to raise awareness about the negative impacts of drug abuse and addiction on young people, make the public aware of the risks associated with different substances, and influence policymakers and the medical community positively so that legislation can be enacted to assist addicts and their families, as well as improve their medical care.
- Awareness programs
- FIGHTING DRUG ADDICTION
- ALCOHOL CONSUME
- Counselling services
- Community engagement
- Support groups
OPAD works to prevent drug abuse and its harmful effects by educating the public, providing counseling services, engaging communities, and establishing support groups. We strive to raise awareness of the negative consequences of drug addiction, such as its impact on mental and physical health, relationships, employment, education, and criminal behavior. Through counseling, we help those at risk of substance abuse, including those with a history of addiction, mental health issues, or trauma, to overcome their addiction and improve their overall well-being. We also encourage businesses, schools, religious institutions, and other organizations to promote drug-free lifestyles and participate in outreach. Finally, we provide support groups for individuals struggling with drug addiction and their families, offering peer support, guidance, and encouragement to help people regain control of their lives. Together, we can create a safer, healthier, and drug-free society.
Let's work together to put an end to drug abuse! Join us in our campaign to raise awareness and stop the spread of substance misuse. Let's create a safer, healthier future for all.
Excessive alcohol consumption can have negative short- and long-term effects. In the short-term, it can lead to impaired judgment and coordination, increased risk of accidents, increased risk of injury, and even death. In the long term, it can damage the liver, lead to heart problems, and increase the chances of cancer and other health problems. So, don’t overdo it – drink responsibly!
OPAD provides reliable data about alcohol and other drugs to help inform your decisions. Here are ten facts about alcohol:
1. Drinking alcohol can reduce the risk of developing certain diseases;
2. Alcohol can be addictive and can harm your health if consumed in excess;
3. Heavy drinking increases the risk of car accidents and other injury-related deaths;
4. Alcohol can interact with certain medications;
5. Women are more likely to suffer from alcohol-related health problems than men;
6. It is illegal to drive under the influence of alcohol;
7. Alcohol affects the brain, impairing judgment and coordination;
8. Alcohol can lead to depression and other mental health problems;
9. Alcohol can cause liver damage;
10. Alcohol can increase the risk of certain types of cancer.
- Seek help for mental illness
- Examine the risk factors.
- Keep a well-balanced life.
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To combat the problem of drug abuse in an innovative way, we should focus on education and prevention. We should teach people about the risks associated with drug use and provide support for those struggling with addiction. We should also invest in research and development of new treatments and strategies for helping people overcome drug abuse. Additionally, we should create more resources to help people in recovery, such as drug education programs and access to mental health services. Finally, we should work to reduce stigma and build awareness around drug abuse so that more people feel comfortable seeking help.