SENDA, the Chilean National Service for the Prevention and Rehabilitation of Drug and Alcohol Consumption, is dedicated to fostering healthier communities through proactive prevention, treatment, and social integration programs. Established with a commitment to combat substance abuse issues, SENDA offers a range of services tailored to various demographics, including adults, youth, and specific initiatives for women. Key programs encompass educational initiatives within schools and workplaces, community intervention strategies, and specialized treatment for at-risk populations.

SENDA also serves as a vital resource for information and research on drug-related matters through its observatory. Their initiatives, such as the SENDA Previene program, empower local communities and promote collaborative efforts in prevention and recovery. With a focus on transparency, SENDA engages with civil society and maintains open channels for public inquiries and suggestions, ensuring community involvement in decision-making. By implementing its Action Plan for 2024-2030, SENDA continues to lead the charge against drug and alcohol misuse, striving for a healthier and safer society.