64th Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) Side Events
The 64th Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) will take place from 12 to 16 April 2021. The annual CND provides a platform for member states
“We assist people in recovery from drug addiction – helping them Rise Above drug abuse and negativity – to a full, new life of meaning and purpose. By informing people about drugs and drug use, we seek to support prevention in our community.”
Youth are engaged on drug issues on a deeper level through the SANA Badge Scheme and other preventive drug outreach efforts.
Celebrating the contributions and efforts of our wonderful volunteers and partners.
The Step-Up Centre was conceived to enable recovering drug users to intentionally ‘step up’ to the challenge of rehabilitation and social recovery, in a positive and supportive environment.
Simply step into our Step-Up Centre to make your enquiries.
Taking the message to youths: Peer Leader Wayne Lee goes to college campuses to share our preventive drug education efforts.
“According to statistics, 61 per cent of new abusers arrested in 2019 were below 30. Rise Above is a call to use your influence and impact those around you with messages of hope and empowerment.” – Dr Jade Kua, SANA President
“My father was an opium addict. I started with glue sniffing at the age of 11 and I went on to stronger, more dangerous drugs. I was a mess in every way. I wanted to take my life….” Peer Leader Alvin Chiong.
The 64th Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) will take place from 12 to 16 April 2021. The annual CND provides a platform for member states
SANA Donation Draw is back in 2021! SANA Charity Donation Draw tickets will be available for sale at Singapore Pools Branches and Authorised Retail Outlets
The International Federation of Non-Government Organisations for the Prevention of Drug and Substance Abuse (IFNGO) and World Federation Against Drugs (WFAD) would like to invite
Here’s a montage of people sharing positive messages on World Drug Day.
YOLO: Here’s a creative message to Rise Above by volunteer Pajit Yong.
Drugs are NOT cool. SANA President, Dr Jade Kua shares her concerns on drug abuse in her opening message for our Rise Above Campaign 2020.
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