The campaign, promoted by the Health Delegation through the program ‘Cabra City Against Drugs’ and in collaboration with the Association of Liberated Alcoholics of Cabra (ALICA), aims to prevent alcohol consumption, especially among young people, and promote healthy leisure alternatives.
Families can access a free online course via Google Classroom, which provides guidance on setting limits, discussing alcohol consumption without stigma, and fostering leisure alternatives for minors. To access it, interested individuals can scan the QR code on the program's poster.
Throughout November, Cabra's institutes will host the ‘Saber Elegir’ (Knowing How to Choose) workshops for 4th-year Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) students. These sessions aim to debunk myths about alcohol, address peer pressure, and support informed decision-making regarding consumption.
On Wednesday, November 11th, at 10:00 AM, Radio Atalaya will broadcast a special program titled ‘Tune into Prevention’, featuring participants from ALICA, the technician from the ‘Cabra City Against Drugs’ program, and the Health delegate, Rosi Lama.
On Friday, November 13th, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, Plaza de España will host an information booth to answer queries and distribute awareness materials on alcohol consumption prevention.
Citizens interested in obtaining more information about the activities, course registration, or advisory resources can contact the Municipal Social Services Center (Calle Priego, 28) or follow the campaign on the Facebook page @cabraciudadantelasdrogas.
