Amansie South Tertiary Students Union and NYA Launch Anti-Substance Abuse Campaign

 

In a collaborative effort to combat the rising menace of substance abuse among the youth, the Amansie South Tertiary Students Union for Empowerment, in partnership with the National Youth Authority (NYA) – Amansie South District, is set to host a powerful campaign aimed at educating and empowering young people against drug and alcohol misuse.

The event, dubbed “Substance Abuse Awareness Campaign,” is scheduled to take place on Friday, 21st February 2025, at the Manso Adubia Senior High Technical School at 1:00 PM.

Empowering the Youth Against Drug Abuse

The campaign seeks to sensitize students and the youth on the dangers of substance abuse, including drug addiction, its impact on mental and physical health, and how to seek help.

The event will feature a distinguished panel of speakers, including:

Host: Rev. Jrancs Mn

Main Speaker: Samjel Ofor

Special Guest: Antajoa Matthew Ku

Senior Speaker: Daniel Quaye

These seasoned speakers will share insights on the causes of substance abuse, preventive measures, and rehabilitation pathways for those affected.

A Call to Action

The National Youth Authority (NYA) – Amansie South District has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that young people are educated on the dangers of substance abuse and are empowered to make informed life choices.

Speaking ahead of the event, an NYA representative emphasized the importance of youth participation, stating, “Substance abuse is a growing concern, and we must act now to protect the future of our young people. This campaign is a step towards creating awareness and fostering a drug-free society.”

The event is expected to draw students, educators, community leaders, and youth organizations from across the Amansie South District, making it a significant moment in the fight against substance abuse.

Join the Movement

All students and young people in the district are encouraged to attend and actively engage in the discussions. Together, the community can build a healthier, drug-free generation through education and advocacy.