Nasha Mukt Pind is a community awareness initiative centred on the wellbeing and future of young people. It brings together the conversation on prevention, supportive families and positive opportunities in village life.
Build understanding and reduce stigma
Awareness activities should use reliable information and respectful language. People affected by substance use deserve privacy and a clear route to qualified professional support. Volunteers should help people find appropriate services rather than offer treatment themselves.
Create constructive spaces
Sports, reading, cultural activities and mentoring can give young people opportunities to participate and develop confidence. Skill guidance and information about training can connect these activities with longer-term aspirations.
Work with the community
Families, educators, village representatives and clubs can help identify suitable activities and local needs. The priority is consistent participation and follow-up, with care for the dignity of everyone involved.
Use Join Us to express interest in volunteering, or contact the team with an idea for a village awareness discussion or youth activity. Please share general suggestions without identifying anyone’s private health situation. Individual treatment questions should go to a qualified health professional.