The National Drug Council (NDC) is an independent statutory body in the Cayman Islands that is dedicated to coordinating anti-drug measures. Established under the National Drug Council Act, the NDC serves as a central hub for drug prevention and education efforts. Comprising 13 council members, the NDC operates as a secretariat in facilitating initiatives against drug abuse.

The NDC offers a range of programs and resources aimed at promoting policy, prevention, research, and evaluation. These initiatives include campaigns, surveys, and rehabilitation efforts, such as the Cayman Islands Student Drug Use Survey and the Employee Assistance Programme. Additionally, the NDC provides access to resources such as a resource and referral guide, audio press releases, and advertorials.

The National Drug Council strives to create a drug-free environment in the Cayman Islands through comprehensive strategies and community engagement. For more information about their initiatives and services, visit their website or contact them directly. Together, let's build a healthier and safer community