Sajeevam ToT (Trainers Training)

 

The Sajeevam Anti-Drug Campaign ToT (Trainers Training) was conducted by the Malankara Social Service Society (MSSS) on the 18th of February 2024. This training aimed to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively conduct anti-drug campaigns in their respective communities.

• Time: 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

Resource Persons:

1. Mr. Jobi Kondoor:

   • Position: State Administrative Officer, Child Helpline, Kerala.
   • Expertise: Mr. Kondoor brought his wealth of experience in dealing with issues related to child welfare and substance abuse prevention.

2. Dr. Udaya Chandran Thampy:

   • Position: Assistant Professor, Government Polytechnic, Attingal.
   • Expertise: Dr. Thampy shared insights from his academic and practical experiences in addressing substance abuse within communities.

Agenda:

1. Introduction to Sajeevam Anti-Drug Campaign.
2. Understanding the Dynamics of Drug Abuse.
3. Effective Strategies for Prevention and Intervention.
4. Community Engagement and Mobilization Techniques.
5. Role-playing and Simulation Exercises.
6. Resources and Support Systems Available.

Participants engaged in interactive sessions led by experienced trainers and resource persons. Mr. Jobi Kondoor provided practical insights into the challenges faced in combating drug abuse, particularly among vulnerable populations. Dr. Udaya Chandran Thampy facilitated discussions on evidence-based strategies for prevention and intervention. Role-playing activities enabled participants to simulate real-life scenarios and practice effective communication techniques. Participants were equipped with resources and contacts to support their anti-drug campaigns in their communities.

The Sajeevam Anti-Drug Campaign ToT proved to be a valuable opportunity for participants to enhance their skills and knowledge in combating drug abuse. The contributions of experienced trainers and resource persons enriched the learning experience, ensuring that participants were well-equipped to initiate effective anti-drug campaigns in their respective areas.