The Child Without Drug Project (CWD) is a dedicated initiative committed to addressing the growing challenge of drug and substance abuse among children and young people in Nigeria. With the increasing prevalence of drug use among secondary school students and even younger children, our mission is to provide effective interventions that protect and empower the next generation.

Drug and substance abuse have become major social and public health concerns, contributing to insecurity, crime, and moral decay in society. Sadly, this problem now affects children from all backgrounds—regardless of status, upbringing, or environment. Commonly abused substances such as glue, cannabis, alcohol, and hard drugs have found their way into schools and communities, putting countless young lives at risk.

Through awareness, education, and community engagement, CWD seeks to create a safer, healthier, and more productive society. Our goal is to save lives, secure the future of children, and build a generation free from the devastating impact of drug abuse. Together, we believe we can nurture a world where every child grows up with hope, purpose, and without drugs.