RADA Highlights the Importance of Wellness and the Fight Against Addiction

This October, RADA turns attention to the widespread impact of addiction, emphasizing both awareness and the possibility of transformation. Whether it stems from substances such as drugs and alcohol or from habits like excessive screen time or gambling, addiction gradually takes hold and begins to dictate daily life. Its reach extends far beyond the individual, affecting relationships, families and communities, underscoring the urgent need for change and resilience.


Recognizing the problem is the first step towards healing. Addiction is not an easy challenge to overcome, but change is always possible. It takes courage to face reality, seek help and take responsibility for one’s life. Guidance and support are available, whether through professional treatment facilities, supportive communities, or by drawing on one’s own inner strength.


RADA is committed to raising awareness of the dangers of addiction and inspiring individuals to make healthier life choices. Through educational videos distributed to schools nationwide, RADA has already reached over 945,750 learners, while its social media campaigns continue to expand awareness in communities across the country. The campaign seeks to inspire people to break free from destructive habits and embrace healthier choices, building a community that is both resilient and hopeful.


Addiction may begin with a choice, but so does recovery. By finding personal purpose, setting meaningful goals and focusing on uplifting actions, every individual can take back control and move toward a brighter, more positive future. Small steps, such as daily acts of kindness or community involvement, can shift perspectives and bring renewed hope.


RADA encourages all to stand together in building a culture of compassion, support and accountability. By saying “no” to destructive habits and “yes” to positive living, we can break the cycle of addiction and unlock the true potential that lies within each of us.


Be the Way … Be the Change …One Day at a Time.

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