News (Media Awareness Project) - Kenya: Drug Crusade Bearing Fruits, Says Lobby |
Title: | Kenya: Drug Crusade Bearing Fruits, Says Lobby |
Published On: | 2004-08-24 |
Source: | East African Standard, The (Kenya) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-18 01:24:01 |
DRUG CRUSADE BEARING FRUITS, SAYS LOBBY
Nairobi
The fight against drug abuse in Mombasa is beginning to bear fruits, a
leading anti-drug lobby has said.
The Foundation for People Against Drug Abuse (Fopada) yesterday said a
survey it carried out recently indicates that there is hunger for
information from the society on how to fight the vice.
Fopada further states that the number of males abusing drugs is higher
thatn that of females although there is a considerable number of females
hooked to the substances.
The organisation's managing trustee, Mr Adonija Baraza, said due to the
desire by the people to know how they can curb drug abuse, the government
and lead agencies in the crusade against the vice have undertaken to ensure
proper the information is made available to them.
The official made the remarks during a drug awareness and sensitisation
workshop for Administration Police at Tononoka camp in the area.
Fopada facilitated the workshop jointly with the Kenya Institute of
Professional Counselling.
A total of 40 APs attended the event.
Nairobi
The fight against drug abuse in Mombasa is beginning to bear fruits, a
leading anti-drug lobby has said.
The Foundation for People Against Drug Abuse (Fopada) yesterday said a
survey it carried out recently indicates that there is hunger for
information from the society on how to fight the vice.
Fopada further states that the number of males abusing drugs is higher
thatn that of females although there is a considerable number of females
hooked to the substances.
The organisation's managing trustee, Mr Adonija Baraza, said due to the
desire by the people to know how they can curb drug abuse, the government
and lead agencies in the crusade against the vice have undertaken to ensure
proper the information is made available to them.
The official made the remarks during a drug awareness and sensitisation
workshop for Administration Police at Tononoka camp in the area.
Fopada facilitated the workshop jointly with the Kenya Institute of
Professional Counselling.
A total of 40 APs attended the event.
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