Workshop conducted for students from grades 7 to 12 on avoiding substance abuse.
Rotary Club, Jamshedpur, held a workshop at DAV Public School, Bistupur, on September 4, 2024, focused on educating students about the dangers of drug abuse.
JAMSHEDPUR – Rotary Club, Jamshedpur, conducted a drug awareness workshop at DAV Public School, Bistupur, for students from grades 7 to 12.
The workshop aimed to raise awareness about the risks of substance abuse and to encourage students to stay vigilant and informed.
Rotary Club President Mr. Mangi Lal Chawla, along with Rotarians Mr. Sunit Kumar, Mr. Rohan Mehta, and Mrs. Asha Singh, were present at the event.
Keynote speakers Rotarian Dr. Neena Gupta and Dr. Rajeev Singh inspired students to maintain a drug-free life, stressing the importance of making the right choices.
Dr. Gupta emphasized, "In any situation, you must distance yourself from drugs. Your future depends on the decisions you make today."
Dr. Singh added, "Choosing the right path is crucial. Never let circumstances push you towards substance abuse."
Advice from School Leadership
The school principal, Mrs. Pragya Singh, also addressed the students, urging them to take the advice seriously.
"These lessons are not just for today; they are for your entire life. Stay committed to a bright and drug-free future," she advised.
Important Takeaways for Students
During the workshop, students were introduced to several key messages to help them understand the dangers of drug use and the importance of staying drug-free:
1) "Drugs can ruin your life, so stay away from them."
2) "Your body is your temple; keep it clean and healthy by avoiding drugs."
3) "Drug addiction can divert you from your goals, so be cautious."
4) "Your parents and friends love you; don’t let them suffer because of your addiction."
5) "Drug addiction can destroy your future, so stay focused on your goals."
6) "Your life is in your hands, so live carefully and avoid drugs."
7) "Addiction can leave you lonely and helpless, so stay close to your friends and family."
8) "To keep your body and mind healthy, stay away from drugs."
These key points were emphasized to ensure that students understood the severity of drug abuse and felt motivated to live healthy, safe lives.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks from JDC Chairman Ashwini Mathan, who appreciated the efforts of all involved in making the workshop successful.
