If you believe that we should be given the choice to improve our lives and increase our chances for happiness . . .

If you think that your children have a right to freedom of thought and action . . .

 

Are you in the opinion that, drug reduction programmes have less or no impact?

But our programmes have brought a complete revolution in the traditional trainings and through time tested approaches which have developed appropriate strategies according to various settings. We believe that by working towards helping people perceive the reality of substance use, and also guides people to understand and recognize the manipulative tactics of the alcohol and other drug promotions. Our training programmes make them understand the limitations they create for themselves by using alcohol and other drugs. This is one good reason for our training programmes to become a success.

"We can improve people's quality of life. increase their chances for happiness and create a free and safe world for our children"

OUR APPROACH

ADIC follows scientific and evidence based methods.

We seek to develop and impliment the most effective innovative methods.

We have experience in working in varied communities and using different strategies to cater to the needs of diverse target groups.

OUR STRATEGIES

Always use "target group specific" activities and approaches.

Do not alienate users.

Generate and maintain expertise within the community.

Reduce the impact of industry strategies.

Reduce the effectivness of drug use by deglamorizing the image of drug use.

Make preventive activitie a part of people's day to day life.

OUR ACHIEVMENTS

Reducing community acceptence of Alcohol as an excuse for violence.

Reducing initiation among children and youth.

Reducing availability and accessibility through community pressure.

Gaining recognition as a national scientific resourse centre.

 

WE HAVE BEEN AWARDED IN RECOGNITION OF OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

Tobacco or Health Award from the World Health Organization (1992)

Most Outstanding New Project Award from the International Federation of Non - Governmental Organization (IFNGO - 1998)

Most Outstanding New Project Award from the International Federation of Non - Governmental Organization (IFNGO - 1999)

Award from the Commonwealth States for Youth Led Activities - 1999 / 2000