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Prevention of Drug Abuse Division |
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The
general public, in particular, teenage students, educators,
parents and professionals, etc.
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Education and publicity activities on the prevention of drug abuse: talks, training courses, exhibitions and booth games, as well as provision of information to residents on services for the prevention and treatment of drug dependence through the advisory hotline and reception service.
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Person of interest or in need of the above-mentioned service can make a written application or fill in the application form at Prevention of Drug Abuse Division, and submits the basic information of the contact person or the institution involved. Or he/she can make an application through hotline 28781791 during office hours.
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Free of charge |
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| Enquiry via telephone or
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Reply within 2 working days;
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| Enquiry by means of letter: |
Reply within 7 working days;
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courses for professionals: |
Reply within 7 working days;
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| Request for reception and enquiry service: |
Reply and arrange interview within 2 working
days. (Performance Pledge)
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Prevention
of Drug Abuse Division |
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All schools and community organizations
in Macao. |
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Seminars for Teachers |
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| Objective: |
Introduce general information
on problems of drug abuse to teachers. |
| Time: |
45 minutes. |
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No limit. |
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Seminars for Parents |
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| Objective: |
Let parents concern the problems
of teenagers nowadays and the importance of preventing
their children from drug abuse. |
| Time: |
45 minutes . |
| No. of person: |
No limit. |
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Seminars / Activities for Students |
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| Objective: |
Through seminars, activities and discussions, let students be aware of the danger of drugs and acquire refusal skills, thus living a healthy life. |
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30 – 60 minutes. |
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No limit / divided in groups. |
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Training Programs |
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Let the participants
understand deeply the work in the area of
prevention of drug dependence, and enhance
their knowledge concerning the problems of
drugs, thus making them advocators of preventive
education. |
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Teachers, professionals, volunteers. |
| Time: |
12 – 15 hours. |
| No. of person: |
10 – 20 persons. |
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Seminars for Professionals |
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| Objective: |
Reinforce professionals'
concept and knowledge for the prevention
of drug abuse, thus performing the preventive
function in their professions. |
| Time: |
45 minutes. |
| No. of person: |
No limit. |
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“Smart and Cool Teen” Course |
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Objective: |
Through the adoption of new teaching materials and interactive education, discuss with the students about the problems of smoking, alcohol, marijuana, rave party, in order to strengthen education on prevention of drug abuse. |
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Anti-drug Exhibitions and Booth Games |
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| Objective: |
Raise public awareness and concern about the problems of drugs and disseminate anti-drug message. |
| Observations: |
The content and time
of educational activities for the prevention
of drug abuse can be arranged properly according
to the needs of the applicant. |
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Healthy Life Education is a set of courses, recognized internationally, on health education and the prevention of drug abuse, the objective of which is to let primary school children to have knowledge about the advantages of healthy life and the dangers of drugs and other substance abuse. The programme was launched in September 2000 and is promoted by Department of Prevention and Treatment of Drug Dependence of Social Welfare Bureau.
The curriculum is equipped with Cantonese, English and Special Needs programme for primary school students.
The curriculum is designed to enable children to get acquaintance with the functioning of the body and the drug effect on body gradually. It helps them to develop problem-solving and refusal skills. They can then become confident to refuse drug, but do not feel losing face or friendship.
Classroom is equipped with advanced teaching materials, including audiovisual equipment, illuminated models of body systems, a “talking brain” and our mascot, Harold the giraffe.
Class Activities include activities conducted by educators, role-play, group discussions, etc. Students can learn happily through these games. The programme of every class lays the learning foundation for the next year.
Follow up Activities include the provision of student’s worksheets and teacher’s manual. With these materials, teachers can help their students to reinforce the knowledge learned from Healthy Life Education.
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School children aged 5 to 12, who are from upper class kindergarten to primary 6 |
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Healthy
Life Education Centre |
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Rua Francisco H Fernandes No. 11, AK1, 2nd floor, NAPE |
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28225778 / 28225779 |
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28225780 |
| Email: |
harold@ias.gov.mo |
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Primary Programme(Chinese/English Class)：
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Kindergarten |
Harold’s Picnic |
The importance of personal hygiene and healthy eating. |
1 Hour |
Year One |
Air to Live |
Basic information about breathing system, the importance of clean air and how to protect themselves from second-hand smoke. |
1 Hour |
Year Two |
Food Journey |
The introduction of food pyramid and digestive system. |
1 Hour |
Year Three |
Body Journey |
The function of the respiratory system, liver and kidneys. Discussion on drugs and how to cope with friends. |
1 Hour and 15 minutes |
Year Four |
Brainy Bunch |
The introduction of nervous system, the safe use of medicine and how to cope with stress. |
1 Hour and 30 minutes |
Year Five |
Internal Affair |
A detailed look at the respiratory system, physical and cosmetics effects of smoking and the use of body language in handling peer pressure. |
1 Hour and 30 minutes |
Year Six |
No Way |
The effects of alcohol, refusal skills, develop decision making and problem solving technique through scenario. |
1 Hour and 30 minutes |
Special Needs Programme:
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The Cleanliness Harold |
Learn about different body parts, concept of cleanliness and how to protect the teeth. |
1 Hour |
Choices of Food |
Introduction of digestive system, different food variety, how to choose healthy food and the safe use of drugs. |
1 Hour |
Air and Health |
Introduction of breathing system, source of air pollution and the harm of second- hand smoke. |
1 Hour |
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Schools of interest in attending courses are welcome to contact educator of healthy life education, through telephone or fax, letter, in order to make prior course arrangements. |
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Free of charge. |
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| Application by telephone or fax : Reply within
2 working days; |
Written application : Reply
within 7 working days. (Performance Pledge) |
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Treatment and Social Rehabilitation for Drug Dependence Division |
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Drug
Treatment Complex Centre |
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| Address: |
Estrada Nova |
| Telephone: |
28714088 |
| Hotline: |
28358844 |
| Fax: |
28715204 |
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Drug dependents
and their families who request voluntarily treatment
and social rehabilitation service. |
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Name of the client and relevant information
are absolutely confidential. |
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| Outpatient Unit: |
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Services of Outpatient
Unit for treatment for drug dependence includes
medical care, personal counselling, psychotherapy,
social assistance, referral, etc. It also
provides information and supporting service for
families and friends of the drug dependents. |
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It is a short-term in-patient
treatment that consists of detoxification of drug
dependents who have withdrawal syndrome and other
health problems due to drug dependence. After
being assessed by Outpatient Unit, the help seekers
will be referred to 24-hour in-patient treatment,
where they will receive 2-week treatment followed
by a long-term rehabilitation and social reintegration
program. |
| Health Corner: |
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A facility for learning and
organizing healthy activities, specially designed
for drug dependents undergoing treatment and ex-drug
dependents, and comprising corners for reading,
exercises and various activities. And it is
also a place for organizing activities like seminars,
exhibitions and training programs with sharing
of experiences, in order to reinforce social reintegration
and prevent the clients from relapse. |
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Regarding the utilization of the above-mentioned facilities, appointment must be arranged through Outpatient Unit. |
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Assistance can
be provided personally to help seekers at Drug
Treatment Complex Centre or through telephone, where
there is staff that helps to resolve problems and make
arrangement of treatment service. |
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Free of charge. |
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Enquiry by telephone or in
person: Immediate response; |
New application: Interview
attended by social worker will be arranged on the
day of application. The treatment program
will be initiated within 3 working days. (Performance
Pledge) |
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| Relevant Legislation: |
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Repression of crime relating
to illicit trafficking of drugs and the consumption
of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. It
is considered criminal actions and advocacy of
anti-drug consumption measures.
Decree N° 5/91/M, B.O. 4 (I), 28/01/1991, revised by Law N° 4/2001. |
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Regulate the legal utilization of narcotic drugs
and psychotropic substances.
Decree N° 34/99/M, B.O. 29 (I), 19/07/1999. |
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Regime of Prevention and Limitation of Smoking.
Law N° 21/96/M, B.O. 34 (I), 19/08/1996. |
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According to “Ordinance
of Use of Roads”stipulated by Decree N° 16/93/M,
person who drives after taking alcoholic drinks
will be punished by paying a fine of MOP$3,000
to 25,000. He/she will also be punished with
the suspension of driving licence until recovery. |
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Updated: 17/05/2007 |
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