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DrugFreeSG Champions

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Resources to help drive #DrugFreeSG initiatives!

DrugFreeSG Champions are vital ambassadors in Singapore’s fight against drugs. By sharing anti-drug information with our children and youths and starting conversations with them about the dangers and harms of drugs, you can create a ripple effect that strengthens societal resistance against drugs. As a DrugFreeSG Champion, your commitment is crucial in building community awareness and support for a drug-free Singapore.

Make full use of these resources as you drive #DrugFreeSG initiatives!

Playbook for DrugFreeSG Champions

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Playbook for DrugFreeSG Champions [PDF, 3.9 MB]

A guide to empower you in your advocacy efforts and help you tap on available resources effectively.

Champions may email us at CNB_Community_Partnership@cnb.gov.sg if you wish to request for the video and deck. Each request will be assessed on its own merits.

DrugFreeSG Champions Conference 2025 Resources

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Download the Playbook [PDF, 3.9 MB] and Slides [PDF, 13.6 MB] developed from the presentation by Professor Bertha K Madras of Harvard Medical School at the conference to gain key insights on the effects of drug abuse on youths and practical tools for drug prevention, designed to empower you in your advocacy efforts.

Watch Professor Madras’ full presentation here.

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