Drug abuse, psychotropic substances, and addictive substances among Indonesian youth is becoming an increasingly serious problem that requires attention from all elements of society to prevent its negative impacts. Preventing drug abuse among adolescents necessitates a collaborative approach, involving families, schools, and communities to create a supportive environment. This research aims to identify and analyze strategies for preventing drug abuse among teenagers, as well as to recommend effective and sustainable programs that also involve the community and educate parents and society about the dangers of drugs. This study uses normative legal research, conducting library research and examining legislation related to this writing, as well as several other documents and books that are still related to the writing topic. The results show that the active involvement of teenagers in educational programs and collaboration among various parties can enhance the effectiveness of prevention and reduce the risk of drug abuse. It is important to ensure that these prevention programs are not only temporary but also sustainable and adaptable to the changing needs of teenagers in the community.
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