A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
A number of Jamaicans have cited a lack of awareness about where to go, as one reason for not seeking drug treatment.
This was highlighted in the 2023 National Drug Prevalence Survey, results of which were released on Monday.
Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton said the survey also found that women cited space availability and affordability, as other hindrances to seeking treatment.
Dr. Tufton noted that 60,000 Jamaicans indicated the need for special intervention based on their addiction.
