I was inspired to start the Awareness Program on Tobacco and E-cigarettes to help Scouts and young people understand the health and social risks associated with tobacco and e-cigarette use. The project aimed to promote healthy choices, self-discipline, informed decision-making, and a tobacco-free environment through awareness and peer education.

The project taught me the importance of health awareness, responsible decision-making, and peer support. I learned that clear information and open discussion can help young people understand the risks of tobacco and e-cigarettes and make healthier choices. The project also strengthened my communication, teamwork, and leadership skills.

The project was executed through an awareness session for Scouts and students on the risks of tobacco and e-cigarette use. Information was shared through presentations, discussions, and interactive activities, followed by questions and answers. The programme encouraged participants to make healthy choices and promote a tobacco-free environment.