Quejas S Q
Bull Narc. 1983 Jul-Sep;35(3):53-62.
A wide range of non-governmental organizations are involved in the prevention and reduction of drug abuse in the Philippines. The numerous activities and substantive achievements of non-governmental organizations in combating the problems of drug abuse are manifestations of their commitment to and involvement in an avowed partnership with the Government to promote care for young people and quality of life in general. The Dangerous Drugs Board, the Government's policy-making and co-ordinating body, has facilitated and encouraged the development of existing approaches and strategies and, in co-operation with non-governmental organizations, has made drug-abuse prevention programmes more viable and relevant. This co-operation strengthened agency relationships, encouraged resource-sharing and generated a more balanced approach towards programme planning and implementation. The various government services, in co-operation with non-governmental organizations, have adopted the models and strategies that are action-oriented activities, primarily intended to promote positive values, attitudes, self-development, creative productivity and skills of young people.
菲律宾有众多非政府组织参与到药物滥用的预防和减少工作中。非政府组织在应对药物滥用问题方面开展的大量活动和取得的实质性成果，体现了它们致力于并参与到与政府公开宣称的伙伴关系中，以促进对年轻人的关爱和总体生活质量。危险药物委员会作为政府的决策和协调机构，推动并鼓励了现有方法和战略的发展，且与非政府组织合作，使药物滥用预防项目更具可行性和针对性。这种合作加强了机构间的关系，鼓励了资源共享，并在项目规划和实施方面形成了更平衡的方法。各类政府服务部门与非政府组织合作，采用了以行动为导向的模式和战略，主要目的是促进年轻人形成积极的价值观、态度、自我发展、创造性生产力和技能。
