introduction

My Dreams My Drugs is committed to assisting individuals facing addiction and life challenges through education, community support, and accessible resources. We aim to create a space where empathy and understanding foster healing.

My Dreams Are My Drugs

For a long time, we believed the lie that once you fail enough times, that’s all you are.

Addiction has a way of convincing people that their story is already over — that the mistakes define them, that relapse means weakness, and that dreams are for other people. Too many of us reached a point where giving up felt easier than trying again.

My Dreams Are My Drug was created for those people.

My Dreams Are My Drugs is an organization dedicated to creating global awareness about drug abuse. We focus on enlightening, educating, and supporting individuals struggling with addiction, guiding them on a journey back to a healthy, drug-free life. Through advocacy, education, and rehabilitation support, we empower people to replace harmful substances with purpose, hope, and dreams.

This project exists for anyone struggling with addiction or mental health who feels stuck, ashamed, or forgotten — especially young adults who were told they had potential, then watched it slip away. It’s for the ones who tried to quit and failed. Who asked for help and felt judged. Who still have a dream somewhere inside them, even if it feels impossible to reach.

We believe recovery isn’t just about stopping something —
it’s about starting something new.

This publication is not a lecture. It’s not a clinical manual. And it’s not about pretending recovery is easy. It’s a guide built on honesty, compassion, and purpose. Through reflection, real-life tools, and stories of resilience, My Dreams Are My Drug helps readers reconnect with who they are beyond addiction — and imagine a future that feels worth fighting for.

The idea is simple, but powerful:
When people find meaning, direction, and hope, the grip of addiction weakens.

Our focus is both local and global. Addiction and mental health struggles don’t belong to one country, one background, or one type of person. This project speaks to anyone who feels lost — wherever they are — and reminds them that failure is not the end of the story.

*My Dreams Are My Drug is a organization committed to addressing substance abuse through global awareness, education, and rehabilitation support. The organization works to enlighten and educate individuals, families, and communities about the dangers of drug abuse while providing guidance and support to people struggling with addiction on their journey toward recovery and a sustainable, drug-free life.

Through advocacy programs, preventive education, community engagement, and recovery-oriented initiatives, My Dreams Are My Drug seeks to promote healthy lifestyles, restore dignity, and empower individuals to replace dependency with purpose, hope, and personal development.

Mission Statement

To prevent and reduce drug abuse by raising global awareness, educating communities, and supporting individuals affected by addiction through guidance, rehabilitation support, and reintegration initiatives that promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

Vision Statement

A world where individuals are empowered to pursue their dreams free from substance abuse, and where communities are informed, supportive, and actively engaged in preventing addiction and promoting recovery.

Core Values

Integrity – We operate with transparency, accountability, and ethical responsibility in all our actions.

Compassion – We treat every individual with dignity, empathy, and respect, recognizing addiction as a public health and social challenge.

Education – We believe knowledge and awareness are essential tools for prevention, recovery, and long-term change.

Empowerment – We support individuals in reclaiming control of their lives and building sustainable, purpose-driven futures.

Collaboration – We work in partnership with communities, institutions, and stakeholders to maximize impact.

Hope – We believe recovery is possible, and that every individual deserves a second chance and a positive future.