Developing a Prevention Model Against Addiction for Migrant Youth

<< Objectives >>To achieve the complete well-being of individuals socially, mentally, and physicallyBy engaging immigrant youths aged 13-18 in educational, cultural, health, and sports activities, it becomes easier for these youths to combat addiction by adopting new habitsUnder prevention activities, to create an addiction prevention education module targeting immigrant youths in regions with a dense immigrant population and offer virtual training<< Implementation >>Conducting a workshop on trauma-sensitive prevention activities/creating a manualDigitalization of Educational Content/Online ModuleConducting Best Practice and Evaluation MeetingsPublishing a special issue of the Addicta MagazineTraining and experience sharing regarding intervention processesReaching the immigrant community through social media and strengthening communication channelsPromotion of Intellectual Outputs and Organizing International MeetingsA platform will be set up<< Results >>Activities are expected to address both efforts to take preventive measures against harmful habits and to combat these habits, as well as efforts to nurture a conscious generation. The aim is to enhance the well-being of immigrant youth and facilitate their integration into the social fabric. An intercultural awareness about the negative effects of addiction will be created. This project is expected to serve as a model, and its dissemination at the international level is anticipated to increase.