Anti-Drug Committee
About
Anti-Drug Committee
The Anti-Drug Committee at Salem Kongunadu Arts and Science College was formed to create awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to ensure a drug-free campus environment. The committee works actively to educate students on the importance of healthy living and self-discipline.
Through seminars, awareness rallies, and counseling programs, the committee guides students to make informed life choices and to stay away from any form of substance abuse. It also promotes the values of self-control, mental wellness, and responsible behavior.
To build a drug-free academic community by fostering awareness, discipline, and positive lifestyle habits among students.
To educate students on the dangers of drug abuse and addiction.
To conduct awareness campaigns and preventive programs across campus.
To promote healthy habits, self-confidence, and peer support.
To provide guidance and counseling to students in need.
To maintain a zero-tolerance policy towards drug and substance abuse.
To organize workshops, rallies, and awareness drives with the help of professionals.
To encourage students to become ambassadors of a drug-free society.
To ensure confidential support and counseling for affected students.
To collaborate with health departments and law enforcement agencies for preventive measures.
Anti-Drug Awareness Rallies and Campaigns
Guest Lectures by Medical and Police Officials
Poster Competitions and Pledge-Taking Events
Counseling and Peer Mentorship Programs
Observation of International Day Against Drug Abuse
Committee Members
Chairperson: Principal
Coordinator: Anti-Drug Officer
Members: Faculty Advisors, Student Representatives, and NSS Volunteers
