Dangerous Drugs Board

According to our 2019 survey, the number of drug users in the country went down while the level of awareness and approval rating for the campaign went up. Want to know why the #PADS campaign is so effective? Check out this video explaining why. youtu.be/3-YMUZzigJE

Kinikilala ng DDB ang mahalagang papel ng manggagawang Pilipino sa paghubog ng ligtas at produktibong lipunan. Mabuhay ang manggagawang Pilipino! #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

The Dangerous Drugs Board Secretariat recorded a 99.7% client satisfaction rating in the 2025 Harmonized Client Satisfaction Measurement. Rated “Outstanding,” this reflects efficient, reliable, and responsive public service. #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

Medical cannabis was the focus of a UP forum that brought together leaders in law, health, and policy. Discussions covered regulatory approaches, safeguards, and access to treatment. Watch here: facebook.com/share/p/1CYdti… #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

The Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) invites all interested and qualified bidders to participate in a Public Auction via Viva Voce for the disposal of various unserviceable government properties. For more information and specific instructions, please refer to the Invitation to Bid:

In Iloilo City, DDB, led by Secretary Oscar Valenzuela, joined CHED to advance CMO No. 5, S. 2026, strengthening campus systems that integrate mental health, prevention, and student support for more responsive and supportive learning environments. #BagongPilipinas

DDB recognizes the engagement of Permanent Member - Undersecretary Abad Osit with the Puerto Princesa City Police Office to strengthen coordination on the ground, align approaches, and reinforce shared responsibilities toward safer, responsive local systems. #BagongPilipinas

DDB joins the nation in celebrating National Innovation Day 2026. Together, we honor innovators driving shared progress and responsible Al adoption--reshaping industries, enhancing public service, and building resilient communities. #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

Through its participation in the PCB Steering Committee of the DBM, the DDB advances PADS by aligning resources with outcomes, strengthening inter-agency coordination, and ensuring programs deliver meaningful impact to communities. #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

At the INCB GRIDS Programme, the DDB worked with global counterparts to better understand emerging drug threats and evolving trafficking methods, contributing to more coordinated approaches among participating Philippine government agencies. #BagongPilipinas

These measures include rehabilitation systems, refining policy directions, reinforcing prevention, supporting community-based programs, and enhancing digital approaches for more coordinated implementation.

The Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB), in its 210th Regular Board Meeting, advanced priority actions to strengthen the national anti-drug response. #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

Awards highlighted key accomplishments and reinforced that protecting communities requires shared responsibility and sustained collaboration.

DDB and PDEA honored law enforcement units and civilian partners at Camp Bado Dangwa, Benguet, recognizing coordinated operations and community support in anti-drug efforts. #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

The DDB convened partner agencies to harmonize data and terminologies on drug personalities. The initiative advances data alignment, supports evidence-informed decisions, and strengthens coordination across systems. #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

READ: DDB PUSHES ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES TO ADDRESS MARIJUANA CULTIVATION IN BENGUET

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Sa paggunita ng Araw ng Kagitingan, inaalala natin ang hindi matatawarang tapang, sakripisyo, at pagmamahal sa bayan ng ating mga bayani. Mabuhay ang kagitingan ng mga Pilipino! #DangerousDrugsBoard #BagongPilipinas

In Benguet, efforts are evolving beyond law enforcement toward sustainable, community-based solutions. DDB highlights the importance of linking anti-drug initiatives with livelihood opportunities, and how alternative development can help address the root causes of cultivation.