Protect your loved ones from the pain and suffering caused by drug abuse. Promise to be drug-free today.
Drug Victims Remembrance Day
The consequences of drug abuse can be tragic and loud, or unheard and unacknowledged. They can be felt intimately by drug abusers and their loved ones, or the wider community around them.
Drug Victims Remembrance Day will be observed on the third Friday of May each year – it falls on the 17th of May this year - so that, as a community, we acknowledge the harm caused by drug abuse, and remember the victims who have been harmed by neglect, abuse or violence.
Drug Victims Remembrance Day is also a way for us to come together as a community and do our part to help everyone be drug-free.
Be it a child, sibling, or parent, the pain victims of drug abuse go through is often left unspoken and unseen. These short films aim to raise awareness on the far-reaching detriment of drug abuse beyond abusers themselves.
Three first-hand accounts from victims of drug abuse. Get a glimpse of the violence, heartbreak, and suffering they have endured in their raw, powerful testimonies.
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Immerse in multi-sensorial installations and interactive exhibitions, where true stories of drug abuse victims unfold. Join us in raising awareness on the lived realities of victims of drug abuse, and make a promise to be drug-free.
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