IAC-DAPE Members: DDB’s Partners in Advocacy
The DDB understands the necessity of maintaining collaborative relationships with government agencies and non-government organizations to implement drug abuse prevention initiatives and improve strategies. This has paved way for the creation of the Inter-Agency Committee on Drug Abuse Prevention Education (IAC-DAPE) on August 2, 1974. This serves mainly as a focal point through which organizations and individuals can work together cooperatively in the planning of educational programs and materials.
It also serves as a channel through which the DDB can follow-through the commitments of agencies in the implementation of the integrated program of action to prevent and control drug abuse, and further strengthen interagency relationship.
The IAC-DAPE, collaborates with the DDB’s Preventive Education, Training and Information Division (PETID) in the:
• Preparation of guidelines for the integration of drug abuse prevention education programs for youth, parents, community leaders and school personnel in the various programs of the government and voluntary agencies;
• Review of educational program of each agency before this is presented to the Dangerous Drugs Board for approval so as to eliminate possible duplication of plans and efforts;
• Review of information materials on drug abuse for approval of the Board;
• Pooling together of technical knowledge and resources on drug abuse prevention education; and
• Preparation of program-oriented communications strategy on drug abuse prevention and control.
Advocacy Partners
1. Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency | 21. Angono Anti-Drug Abuse Council |
2. Department of Education | 22. Pililia Anti-Drug Abuse Council |
3. Department of Social Welfare and Development | 23. Rizal Anti-Drug Abuse Office |
4. UP-ASEAN Center for Training on Drug Abuse Prevention and Control | 24. Taytay Anti-Drug Abuse Council |
5. Philippine Information Agency | 25. Trinity University of Asia |
6. Parole and Probation Administration | 26. Daet Anti-Drug Abuse Council |
7. Municipal Anti-Drug Abuse Council of Tanay | 27. North Phil. Union Mission of Seventh-Day Adventists |
8. San Juan del Monte Bulacan Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 28. HEART Foundation |
9. Quezon City Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 29. Drug Free Phils. |
10. Taguig Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 30. Prime Movers for Peace and Progress |
11. Valenzuela Anti- Drug Abuse Council | 31. Boys Scouts of the Philippines |
12. Malabon Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 32. Kapatirang Kaunlaran People’s Coalition |
13. Muntinlupa Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Office | 33. MYCADA |
14. Mandaluyong Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 34. Addictus Phils. |
15. Makati Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 35. Kanlungan Sa ERMA |
16. Anti-Drug Abuse Council of Pasig | 36. PHILCADSA |
17. Pasay City Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 37. Paranaque Anti-Drug Abuse Council |
18. Navotas Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 38. Baras Anti-Drug Abuse Council |
19. Marikina Anti-Drug Abuse Council | 39. DepEd-HNC |
20. Cainta Anti-Drug Abuse Council |