The Korean Association Against Drug Abuse (KAADA) is a dedicated non-profit organization committed to preventing drug abuse and supporting rehabilitation efforts across South Korea. Founded on principles of advocacy and community education, KAADA actively engages in preventive measures against substance abuse, offering a robust array of services, including counseling, educational programs, and rehabilitation support.

KAADA's initiatives extend to organizing national events such as the Drug Prevention Day, promoting awareness and understanding of the consequences of drug misuse. The organization collaborates with various stakeholders, including the Korea Mental Health Social Welfare Association, to develop specialized programs that enhance their impact.

With various regional chapters throughout South Korea, KAADA ensures that its resources and programs are accessible to all communities. Their efforts not only focus on immediate interventions but also on long-term recovery and social reintegration for individuals affected by drug addiction, fostering a society that supports healing and understanding rather than stigma.