Date: 29 March 2019
Human Life Foundation organized a Nasha Mukti (De-Addiction) Awareness Participation Program to strengthen public awareness about addiction prevention and encourage community involvement in promoting a healthy, substance-free society. The initiative aimed to expand the reach of the Foundation’s de-addiction efforts by engaging volunteers, educators, and community members in spreading awareness about the harmful effects of addiction.
Following their visit to the Human Life Foundation Vatika Road Charity School, Mr. Ashutosh Bhatnagar and his team joined the Foundation’s Nasha Mukti Awareness Campaign at Rishikulam Ashram. Together with Foundation members and volunteers, they participated in awareness activities focused on educating the community about the dangers of tobacco, alcohol, and other addictive substances.
The participants supported motivational discussions and public awareness initiatives that encouraged individuals, especially youth, to adopt healthy lifestyles and make informed choices. Their participation strengthened the campaign’s outreach and highlighted the importance of collective community action in preventing substance abuse.
The Nasha Mukti Awareness Participation Program expanded the reach of Human Life Foundation’s de-addiction awareness initiatives and encouraged greater community participation in promoting addiction-free living. The program strengthened public awareness, inspired healthy lifestyle choices, and reaffirmed the Foundation’s commitment to building healthier, safer, and more responsible communities through education and social awareness.
Human Life Foundation believes that lasting social change begins with collective action. By bringing together volunteers, educators, and community members through de-addiction awareness initiatives, we continue to inspire healthier lifestyles and work towards creating an addiction-free and empowered society.
