Ways of helping people who has abused drugs

Lesson Note: Helping People Who Have Abused Drugs

Topic: Ways of helping people who has abused drugs Subject: NVE Class: BASIC 3 Curriculum: Hybrid

Introduction: Drug abuse is a serious problem that affects many people. We need to know how to help those who have abused drugs. In this lesson, we will learn how to help people who have abused drugs, how to identify those who have abused drugs, and who to report to if we suspect drug abuse.

Ways to Help:

1. Encourage them to seek help: Help them find a rehabilitation center or a counselor.
2. Listen and be supportive: Talk to them and offer words of encouragement.
3. Keep them busy: Engage them in activities like exercise, hobbies, or spending time with family and friends.
4. Provide resources: Share information about support groups, hotlines, and online resources.
5. Be patient and understanding: Recovery from drug abuse is a long process. Be patient and celebrate small victories.

5 Signs of Drug Abuse:

1. Changes in behavior: Sudden changes in mood, attitude, or behavior.
2. Physical changes: Changes in physical appearance, such as weight loss or poor hygiene.
3. Increased secrecy: Becoming secretive about activities or relationships.
4. Financial problems: Unexplained financial difficulties.
5. Loss of interest: Losing interest in activities they once enjoyed.

Who to Report to:

1. National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)
2. Local Police Station
3. School Counselor
4. Healthcare Provider
5. Support Hotlines

Conclusion: Helping people who have abused drugs requires kindness, understanding, and support. By recognizing the signs of drug abuse and reporting to the right authorities, we can help individuals overcome their struggles.

Class Work:

1. What are some ways to help someone who has abused drugs?
2. What are the 5 signs of identifying people who have abused drugs?
3. Who are the appropriate authorities to report to in case of drug abuse?

Assignment:

1. Research and list 3 support hotlines for drug abuse.
2. Write a short story about someone who overcame drug abuse with the help of supportive friends and family.
3. Create a poster about the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of seeking help.

Remember, you can make a difference in someone's life by being supportive and encouraging them to seek help.