The Pasig City local government hosted the anti-drug abuse training initiated by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on March 10 and March 11.
The Pasig City local government hosted the anti-drug abuse training initiated by the United States Agency for International Development on March 10 and March 11.
The participants were taught about CBDR which includes proper screening, treatment, aftercare, and reintegration. It highlights the need to build a recovery support system for persons who use drugs in order to alleviate drug dependence. The event is in support of the city government’s initiatives to curb illegal drugs and drug use in the city.
Mayor Sotto received the plaque of recognition for the 2021 National Anti-Abuse Council Performance Award from the DILG-NCR. For aiding the city’s efforts to implement evidence-based policy making, on Feb. 16, the city government distributed cash incentives ranging from P3,000 to P8,000 to police assets and informants based on their contributions.
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