<![CDATA[The trend of drug users in productive age continues to increase every year. The impact of this problem is on the physical and psychological health of individuals, in addition to reducing the quality of the nation's human resources as a whole. Therefore, fundamental and sustainable prevention efforts are a must. This research method is quantitative descriptive, and uses the Likert scale for data analysis. The results of this study are as follows: Education is one of the preventive and strategic approaches. First, the integration of Pancasila values yielded a significantly positive response, with 81.7% of students believing that Pancasila values such as divinity, humanity, unity, democracy, and social justice contribute positively to raising awareness away from narcotics. Second, the existence of moral, ethical, and ethical education shows high agreement, with 88.5%. Third, the role of student organizations, the majority of respondents (70-80% based on survey trends agree that these organizations increase student participation and the effectiveness of prevention programs, reducing drug risks through collective initiatives. Fourth, establishing a drug prevention task force (85-90%), where the task force is considered a proactive measure to ensure campus safety, although it needs strengthening to reach more students. Finally, conducting regular inspections, a positive response with 90.4% of respondents indicating that this strategy is considered a direct preventative measure that supports a drug-free campus environment.]]>
