A Comprehensive Approach to Drug Control for the Cayman Islands: The National Anti Drug Strategy 2009-2013
Government of the Cayman Islands
Ministry of Health and Human Services and National Drug Council
Country Resources
Substance Abuse Strategies and Plans
Cayman Islands
2009
Policy document
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The National Anti-Drug Strategy seeks to prevent illicit drug use; effectively treatthose with dependencies on these drugs, and combat the demand for, as well as the
availability and distribution of illicit drugs to, and within, all three Islands. With implementation of the National Anti-Drug Strategy, therefore, the strategy aims to significantly reduce the prevalence of drug use amongst the Cayman Islands population, thereby minimizing social harm and damage to the well-being of our society.
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