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Love Each Other Beat Drugs Together
Project Approved in 2009
This project aims to train students as Health Ambassadors who will help organise anti-drug activities in the school. There will be two civic education quiz competitions, a parent-child activity for designing “healthy life” chess games, anti-drug short film workshops, anti-drug interactive drama for students and parents.
Working together to build a healthy school
Project Approved in 2009
The project involves a series of activities to disseminate anti-drug messages to students in different schools in the Kowloon City district. The joint activities include anti-drug ambassador training, parent seminars, and carnival. Other activities are an anti-drug calendar design competition, drama training and performance, and anti-drug training for teachers.
NO DRUG IN ACTION
Project Approved in 2009
This project provides drama training for students, and the trained students will deliver drama performances in their schools to widely disseminate anti-drug messages.
“Be My Own Boss” Art & Multi-Media Creative Work Project
Project Approved in 2009
The project comprises a series of activities including drug education talks to secondary school students, exhibitions, parent seminars, online multimedia competition. Activities targeting high-risk youths or occasional drug abusers include art workshops, training camp, etc.
“Don't Try, Say Bye！” Anti-drugs Campaign
Project Approved in 2009
This project will train frontline workers and assist in implementing a “drug-free campus” day, training of anti-drug ambassadors and hosting school-based anti-drug radio station. The project will also provide parent talks and hold bus parade, etc.
Peer education on the prevention of youth drug abuse
Project Approved in 2009
This project involves Red Cross units and their youth members. Youth members will be trained as anti-drug ambassadors to plan and implement services. The project provides a platform for the young people to make use of their creativity and promote anti-drug messages using their idea and language.
Say “NO” To Drugs
Project Approved in 2009
University students will be trained as anti-drug ambassadors to provide volunteer services to anti-drug organisations and implement various anti-drug activities in the University.
“Good guys, No drugs” Youth Multi-media Creative Art Project
Project Approved in 2009
This project targets for local and South Asian students and includes anti-drug talks provided to local and South Asian students, exhibitions, visits to treatment and rehabilitation centres to enhance their anti-drug knowledge, and multi-media creative workshops and competition. A preventive education CD-ROM (in English and in Hindi) will be produced for distribution.
JPC – Old Song, New Lyrics’ Competition 2009
Project Approved in 2009
The project promotes anti-drug messages through organising an "Old Song New Lyrics Competition".
“Keeping it REAL” (Refuse, Explain, Avoid and Leave), An Anti-Drug, Multi-Media Arts Youth Strategy
Project Approved in 2009
The project adopts a variety of elements such as interactive activities, real-life role plays, youth training to youth on video development and production, organising anti-drug youth festival and declaration day to promote anti-drug.
