Publications and Reports
Women & Drug Use: Portraits of Adversity
"NAVCHETNA: A New Consciousness on Life Skills and Drug Education for School Children"
NAVCHETNA is a teacher driven set of modules wherein teacher-trainers would be trained at the State, District and at school levels. Coupled with this approach is the adoption of a strategy that ensures that a child or adolescent has someone to approach or talk to in the school if she/he is having problems with substance use.
SPYM Annual Reports
Explore SPYM’s Annual Reports to gain insights into our year-round efforts in public health, de-addiction, child protection, and community development. Each report highlights key initiatives, program achievements, financial transparency, and the collective impact made across regions. Stay informed about our milestones, challenges, and the unwavering commitment of our team and partners toward building healthier, more inclusive communities.
Audit Reports & Compliance Overview
This section provides access to SPYM’s audit reports, showcasing our commitment to transparency, accountability, and financial integrity. These reports include annual financial audits, statutory compliance details, and utilization certificates, ensuring that all funds and resources are managed responsibly in accordance with regulatory standards.
Operational Manual: Policies and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
This operational manual has been revised and formally adopted in the Executive Committee Meeting held on May 19, 2024. The updated version, incorporating minor revisions, will come into effect from May 20, 2024.
School Drug Education Programs
SUPE’s Drug Education School Programs are comprehensive and interactive educational resources designed to help students make informed and healthy choices while understanding the impact of substance use on their lives. The programs are engaging, age-appropriate, and supportive, ensuring students across different educational levels have access to accurate information and preventive education. Explore these valuable resources and take a step towards creating safer and healthier school communities.
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