Why this matters
Youth engagement is a policy requirement, not a courtesy.
Drug policy disproportionately affects young people, and international commitments increasingly require their meaningful participation. We can make that participation credible rather than performative.
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How SSDP International can help
What we offer decision-makers.
Featured resources
Briefing material.
Collaborative work plan
Addressing substance use in rural South African communities.
“A joint work plan developed with SSDP International and the National House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders, pairing traditional leadership structures with evidence-informed responses to substance use in rural communities.”
- Developed with the National House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders
- Joint
- Focused on substance use in rural South African communities
- Rural
- Grounded in local leadership and lived experience
- Community-led
Developed with the National House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders
Focused on substance use in rural South African communities
Grounded in local leadership and lived experience
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