Builds a network of school clubs, peer-recovery champions and a community referral desk so that young people learn the risks of substance use early and know where to turn. It prepares the ground for the Sofala rehabilitation farm and reaches families who cannot yet be admitted.
Adolescents learn about drugs and alcohol from peers, with no accurate information, no trusted adult to talk to and no referral route when a problem starts.
AFP reported on 25 September 2026 that drug-related hospital admissions in Mozambique rose 38% to more than 32,280 in a year, and that consumption is rising steadily as the country moves from transit route to consumer. School and peer-led prevention is the earliest and cheapest point to act.
Young people know the risks and where to get help, peer champions are active in every school, and early cases are referred before dependency deepens.
About 5,000 adolescents and young people in 20 schools and communities in Beira and Dondo, plus 150 peer champions and their families.
5,000 people targeted
This project is delivered with the partners below. Donors, partners, investors and clients are invited to take part.
The rehabilitation farm being developed in Binga, Zimbabwe. Its website is where donors, partners, investors and clients follow progress and take part in developing the facility.
Knowledge partner: peer-recovery and school-club materials draw on the BICA farm's experience in Binga.
Donors, partners and investors are invited to fund this project or a part of it. Contact us to receive a full project brief.
The detailed results framework, deliverables verification matrix, work plan and budget are published in a full project document. It is provided on request as a branded PDF.
Budgets, targets and dates are planned figures for 2027 and will be updated as each project is confirmed and funded.
Builds a network of school clubs, peer-recovery champions and a community referral desk so that young people learn the risks of substance use early and know where to turn. It prepares the ground for the Sofala rehabilitation farm and reaches families who cannot yet be admitted.
It takes place in Sofala, Mozambique, from 1 Jan 2027 to 19 Oct 2027.
The planned budget is US$130,000 (US dollars). Every budget line is published on this page.
The full project document, with the results framework, deliverables verification matrix, work plan and budget, is available on request. Use the request form on this page and a download link is sent to your email.
BICA Rehabilitation Farm. Each partner has a specific role described on this page.
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