Angeles City Anti Drug Abuse Council

Congratulations to the Angeles City Team!

The 2nd Regional Oversight Committee has officially declared the barangays of Pandan, Pulung Cacutud, and Ninoy Aquino as Drug-Cleared Barangays today.

With this achievement, 31 out of 33 barangays in Angeles City are now drug-cleared, leaving only Balibago and Pampang to complete the city's goal of full drug-cleared status.

This milestone reflects the dedication, hard work, and strong collaboration of our local government units, law enforcement agencies, community leaders, stakeholders, and residents in promoting a safer and drug-free community.

Congratulations to the entire Angeles City Team! May this success inspire continued commitment toward achieving a fully drug-cleared Angeles City

Date: May 26, 2026
The Angeles City Anti Drug Abuse Council , together with personnel from Philippine National Police (PNP) Station 2 and the Barangay Pampang Executive Officer (Ex-O), conducted house visitation within the area of Barangay Pampang.

The activity aimed to monitor and follow up clients who failed to complete the intervention program set by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA). During the visitation, the team coordinated with the clients and their respective families to remind them of the importance of complying with the required intervention process and to encourage their cooperation for proper assessment and monitoring.

Furthermore, the activity was conducted to strengthen community-based intervention efforts, ensure continuous monitoring of identified clients, and support the retention and rehabilitation process in line with the anti-drug campaign of the barangay and concerned agencies.

MAY 25, 2026
Barangay Balibago

BADAC meeting was conducted regarding the Barangay Drug Clearing Program and the mapping for the 2nd batch of barangays that will undergo assessment and monitoring in relation to anti-illegal drug operations.

The main goal of the meeting was to strengthen coordination among barangays and ensure the effective implementation of drug-clearing operations for the safety, peace, and well-being of the community.

May 22,2026

LECTURE: Shaping your life: Changing yourself, rebuilding relationships and finding purpose

Game 1: Love, Joy, Hope– Recovery Game

Purpose

To help participants reflect on the importance of family, healthy relationships, self-awareness, and motivation while encouraging positive emotions and meaningful social interaction during recovery.

Aim

To inspire individuals in recovery to value supportive relationships, develop self-worth, and regain hope and purpose for a healthier and better future.

Game 2: Pass the Action tell the Words

Aim

To understand the importance of personal change, effective communication, and cooperation in rebuilding relationships and finding a meaningful purpose in life.

Purpose

To encourage self-improvement and positive behavioral change, develop communication and listening skills, promote trust, teamwork, and healthy relationships with others, help individuals recognize the importance of responsibility and accountability for their actions, and inspire them to discover and pursue a positive purpose in life.

Fantastic job PSU Interns for today's lecture and group dynamics for our Balay Silangan Clients.

May 22,2026

The Angeles City Anti Drug Abuse Council in cooperation with PNP Station 3, and PNP Station 6, together with PEMS Maricel Cabigas of CCADU, completed and corrected the lacking requirements for the three (3) barangays endorsed for drug clearing.

After consolidating, verifying, and finalizing all necessary documents, the folders were successfully prepared and officially submitted to PDEA Angeles for evaluation and deliberation.

LP May 20 2026

A discussion meeting was conducted with Barangay Balibago Captain Pg. Ponce regarding the upcoming CBDRP Batch 2 and the scheduled mopping activities in the barangay. Important matters concerning preparation, coordination, and community participation were properly discussed to ensure the success of the program.
In line with this, all Ex-O Officers and Purok Leaders are strongly encouraged to be present on the said scheduled date for proper coordination and implementation of activities.

Today, May 20, 2026, a meeting was conducted with the Plea Bargaining/CLDRC/Toda clients. During the meeting, the participants were reminded regarding their upcoming schedules and required compliance.

Furthermore, several reminders were also discussed, particularly on the importance of cooperation, punctuality, proper attendance during scheduled activities, and continuous participation in the intervention programs. Clients were also encouraged to maintain communication and comply with all requirements to avoid further complications regarding their cases.

The meeting was successfully conducted and attended by the concerned participants.

May 16,2026

Title: The Prison You Can’t See: Emotional Imprisonment, Denial, Unhealthy Patterns, and Freedom Through Recovery

Group Dynamics
Game 1 Title: Flip the Bottle

Aim:
The aim of Flip the Bottle is to strengthen participants’ understanding of emotional imprisonment, denial, unhealthy patterns, and the process of recovery through teamwork, participation, and critical thinking.

Purpose:
This activity is designed to encourage participants to actively recall and apply the lessons discussed in the lecture through a fun and interactive group challenge. Participants will take turns flipping the bottle, and once the bottle lands standing, they may pick one letter that will help them complete the hidden recovery-related word. Along the game, participants must answer questions related to emotional struggles, denial, unhealthy coping mechanisms, and recovery in order to identify the correct hidden word.

The activity symbolizes how recovery and freedom from emotional imprisonment happen step by step. Just as participants gradually complete the hidden word through effort, patience, and teamwork, healing and personal change also require self-awareness, perseverance, and support from others.

Game 2 Title: Pitik Calamansi with a Twist

Aim:
To help participants develop patience in intentional decision-making while reflecting on the unhealthy patterns and emotional burdens associated with addiction and recovery.

Purpose:
The game symbolizes the recovery process that requires participants to focus while aiming at a small target. This reflects recovery from emotional imprisonment and addiction, as healing requires discipline and intentional choices.

Awesome Group Dynamics this afternoon PSU Interns. Definitely one for the books!!!

For clients who have completed their intensive care, this graduation is more than just a ceremony—it symbolizes new beginnings, restored hope, and a fresh start in life. It marks the successful end of a challenging chapter of rehabilitation and transformation, and the beginning of their journey back to society as better individuals.

It is a time to celebrate their strength, courage, and the hard work they have put into changing their lives. It also serves as an inspiration to others still in the program, showing that recovery and change are possible. Congratulations to all who graduated today and continue your journey of recovery.

MAY 13, 2026

Brgy Pandan & Ninoy Aquino Community Based Drug Rehabilitation Program

Urban Gardening and Drug Testing