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The National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA) was established in 1983 to educate the general public about the dangers of drug abuse and to prevent the indiscriminate use of drugs. In 1984 the Drug Abuse Secretariat was established to assist the Council in carrying out the necessary administrative tasks.

Proving that innovative prevention programmes can be based on sound behaviour change communication principles.

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TO EFFECTIVELY REDUCE THE ABUSE OF ILLICIT DRUGS, THE SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF ILLICIT DRUGS AND TO PROMOTE HEALTHY LIFESTYLES

 
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Skull and BonesHOW DO YOU SELL DEATH ?
Roving exhibition exposes the tobacco menace to Jamaican students.
Tobacco use is the single greatest preventable cause of death worldwide, killing half of the people who use it. In Jamaica, it is the single largest preventable factor contributing to the burden of disease and death.
Past Events

POOR RELIEF DEPARTMENT presented with gift package from Beyond Service Campaign

CARICOM/EUROPEAN UNION & LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES FORUM
February 27 through to March 6, 2009,


The National Council on Drug Abuse facilitated a meeting in Jamaica, which was an initiative organized by the Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission (CICAD), Secretariat of Multi-dimensional Security, of the Organization of American States (OAS), and CARICOM, and was funded by the European Commission ......... more

Jamaica’s first integrated counseling clinics:
January 25, 2008.

Minister of Health and Environment, Rudyard Spencer, will launch Jamaica’s first integrated counseling clinics. The ten community centres will serve substance abusers, persons living with HIV/AIDs, victims of trauma and violence, children with delinquent behaviour and their parents.
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