#STOPKUSH
Project
The #STOPKUSH Project addresses the alarming rise of substance use disorder, particularly involving Kush — a dangerous narcotic prevalent in Freetown. The issue has severely impacted youth, leading to health complications, social disintegration, and increased crime.
Through school education programs, community workshops, interactive sessions, and outreach initiatives, SRHIN empowers young people with knowledge and skills to resist substance use. The project fosters community support networks to ensure ongoing dialogue and resources for those affected.
By combining education with community engagement, the #STOPKUSH Project is creating a safer, healthier environment for the youth of Freetown — breaking the cycle of addiction and fostering resilience.