Helping Hands – J&K Observes 8th International Day Against Drug Abuse in Srinagar.
*Srinagar, J&K:- The 8th International Day Against Drug Abuse was observed with great fervor at the Vitasta School of Law in Nowgam, Srinagar. The event was organized by Helping Hands Jammu and Kashmir, under the leadership of CEO Mr. Aaqib Parray, in collaboration with the Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences (IMHANS), Government Medical College, Srinagar.The event featured a host of distinguished guest speakers who addressed the audience on the pressing issue of drug abuse, its causes, and its far-reaching consequences. Notable among the speakers were Dr. Ajaz Ah Suhaff, a consultant psychiatrist from IMHANS; Miss Azra Mufti, a writer; Qazi Imran Sahab, Sheikh ul Hadees from Darul Uloom Bilaliya; RJ Vijdhan, a radio jockey from Radio Mirchi; and Sheikh Imran, Editor in Chief of The Voice Kashmir. Each speaker brought their unique perspective and expertise to the table, providing valuable insights into the devastating impact of drug abuse on both the body and mind.The speakers collectively emphasized the urgent need for unified action and cooperation to combat the menace of drug abuse. They highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts in fostering a society free from the clutches of substance abuse, aiming to create an environment that thrives on health and vitality.The event aimed to equip the audience, including students and staff of the Vitasta School of Law, with essential information and awareness about the consequences of drug abuse. It served as a powerful platform to educate, engage, and inspire individuals to take proactive measures against drug abuse.Mr. Aaqib Parray expressed his gratitude to all the esteemed guest speakers for their valuable contributions and commitment to the cause. He underscored the significance of such events in promoting the well-being and mental health of society. Mr. Parray reiterated the dedication of Helping Hands Jammu and Kashmir to their mission of raising awareness and working towards a drug-free society.The event concluded with a resounding call for collective action and a reaffirmation of Helping Hands Jammu and Kashmir’s unwavering commitment to combating drug abuse through education, collaboration, and community engagement.
