Under the 'Nasha Mukt Bihar Abhiyan' (Drug-Free Bihar Campaign) run by the Bihar government, Jeevika organized anti-drug awareness programs across six cluster-level federations in Akbarpur and Govindpur blocks of Nawada district on Sunday. Representatives from Jeevika, the Prohibition, Excise and Registration Department, and Prajapati Brahmakumari Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya actively participated in the event.

The program saw a large turnout of women associated with Jeevika's self-help groups (SHGs). The primary objective was to raise awareness about the adverse effects of drug abuse, curb addiction, and ensure collective participation in making society drug-free. Speakers highlighted the physical, mental, economic, and social harms caused by the consumption of alcohol, tobacco, and other intoxicants, emphasizing that addiction negatively impacts the entire family and children's future.

Jeevika sisters were encouraged to play a vital role in the campaign, with suggestions that the message of de-addiction could be spread to every village and hamlet through SHGs. Women can effectively contribute to building a drug-free society by raising awareness within their families and communities. Representatives from Prajapati Brahmakumari Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya stressed the importance of self-control, positive thinking, willpower, and a healthy lifestyle, stating that de-addiction is a collective responsibility of society, not just an individual's resolve.