Drug dependency is a critical worldwide health and social problem that continues to have an effect on people, families, and societies at huge. In many elements of the world, specifically some of the young population, drug abuse has emerged as a major issue. But, whilst the youth are frequently visible as sufferers of drug dependency, they also preserve immense capacity to become dealers of change in combating this crisis. This essay explores the multidimensional position of teens in eradicating drug dependency, emphasising their energy in attention campaigns, community engagement, peer aid systems, and coverage advocacy. Drawing on international and neighbourhood examples, the essay highlights how education, empowerment, and accountable management amongst kids can extensively contribute to eradicating drug dependency.
Bishnoi et al. (Wed,) studied this question.