13. This program is compulsory during higher-education induction periods. Workplaces conduct talks, exhibitions, and random urine drug testing to encouraged a no-drug environment to the Bruneian workforce. Community anti-drug events are held during school holidays in public spaces such as shopping and convention centres, aiming to target all Bruneian citizens. There are three general strategies used within this division. Each strategy focuses on different aspects of drug prevention: knowledge on drugs and their laws, psycho-social maintenance to prevent drug use, and how a family dynamic can successfully rehabilitate drug abusers. The knowledge approach consists of discussions and 'scare tactics' regarding the NCB, Misuse of Drugs Act and consequences of drugs, the use of brochures, posters and social media to disseminate a negative message towards drugs and the conduction of random drug testing on all citizens. The psycho-social approach contains exercises for managing peer-pressure, stress and independence, and learning how to convey opinions and develop resilience. The family education approach aims to provide Bruneian families with the framework to aid in preventing familial drug use, along with providing rehabilitation techniques. Treatment and rehabilitation Drug-abusers may be sent to Al-Islah Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre (Brunei's only substance-abuse centres) voluntarily or by court order. This centre specialises in a treatment that prioritizes peer, family and religious support to aid in rehabilitation. The patients ideally provide and receive emotional, psychological and intellectual reinforcement from their peers. The centre contains programs focusing on spiritual faith, communication skills and how to reintegrate into society once treatment is completed (i.e. joining the workforce). Supervision scheme In accordance with Brunei's drug-use legislation, this is a compulsory two-year scheme for all drug-users in Brunei. Individuals conducting this scheme are aided in their rehabilitation by supervisors that conduct routine urine drug tests, home visits, and familial meetings. Notes Citations Sources Brunei Drugs in Brunei