Enn 1504 Assignment 2 Final

Name:
Ayanda Candice
Surname: Cele
Student Number:
67939902
Module code: ENN1504
Unique Number: 540130
Assignment 02
Due: 17 April 2024

REPORT ON AN INVESIGATION REGARDING FEASIBILITY OF
ESTABLISHING A DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRE AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF MALUSI CAMPUS TO ADDRESS DRUG
ADDICTION AMONG STUDENTS AND NEIGHBOURING HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS
1. Terms of Reference
On 10 April 2024, Mr. Dube, Chairperson of the Student Support Committee,

requested an investigation into the possibilities of building a rehabilitation center at
one of the campuses of the University of Malusi campus and how it would benefit
University students and students from neighboring high schools. A recommendation
is to be submitted to the Management Council by 30 May 2024
2. Procedures
2.1 Surveying Existing Facilities: To assess the availability of suitable

space and infrastructure for a rehabilitation center on campus.
2.2 Consultation with Experts: To gather insights from addiction

counsellors, medical professionals, and academic advisors on the feasibility
and potential impact of establishing a rehabilitation center.
2.3 Stakeholder Interviews: To understand the perspectives and needs of

university students, faculty, staff, and community members regarding the
proposed rehabilitation center.
2.4 Comparative Analysis: To analyze the experiences of other universities

that have implemented similar initiatives and their outcomes.
3. Findings
3.1 Surveying Existing Facilities: The university has identified a vacant

building on campus that could be repurposed for a rehabilitation center, with
adequate space for counselling rooms, group therapy sessions, and
recreational facilities.
3.2 Consultation with Experts: Addiction counsellor’s and medical

professionals expressed support for the establishment of a rehabilitation
center on campus, emphasizing the importance of early intervention and
access to support services for students struggling with drug addiction.
3.3 Stakeholder Interviews: University students and staff expressed
concerns about the prevalence of drug addiction on campus and welcomed
the idea of having a rehabilitation center that provides confidential and
accessible support services.
3.4 Comparative Analysis: Similar initiatives at other universities have

demonstrated positive outcomes, including reduced substance abuse among
students, improved academic performance, and increased community
engagement.
4. Conclusions
4.1 The availability of a vacant building on campus and support from

addiction experts and stakeholders indicate a favorable environment for
establishing a drug rehabilitation center at the University of Malusi.
4.2 Addressing drug addiction through on-campus rehabilitation services

can contribute to a healthier and more supportive learning environment for
both university students and neighboring high school students.
4.3 The success of similar initiatives at other universities suggests that

investing in a rehabilitation center aligns with the university's commitment to
student well-being and community engagement.
5. Recommendations
5.1 Develop a detailed proposal outlining the logistics, staffing

requirements, and budget for establishing and operating the rehabilitation
center.
5.2 Collaborate with local high schools to provide outreach and prevention
programs aimed at addressing substance abuse among adolescents.
5.3 Establish partnerships with community organizations and healthcare

providers to ensure comprehensive support services for students seeking
treatment for drug addiction.
COMPILER’S DETAILS
Signature: Ayanda Cele
Secretary of the Department of Student Support
Ayanda Candice Cele
9 April 2024
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Module code: ENN1504

Unique Number: 540130

Due: 17 April 2024

On 10 April 2024, Mr. Dube, Chairperson of the Student Support Committee,

2.1 Surveying Existing Facilities: To assess the availability of suitable

2.2 Consultation with Experts: To gather insights from addiction

2.3 Stakeholder Interviews: To understand the perspectives and needs of

2.4 Comparative Analysis: To analyze the experiences of other universities

3.1 Surveying Existing Facilities: The university has identified a vacant

3.2 Consultation with Experts: Addiction counsellor’s and medical

3.4 Comparative Analysis: Similar initiatives at other universities have

4.1 The availability of a vacant building on campus and support from

4.2 Addressing drug addiction through on-campus rehabilitation services

4.3 The success of similar initiatives at other universities suggests that

5.1 Develop a detailed proposal outlining the logistics, staffing

5.3 Establish partnerships with community organizations and healthcare

Secretary of the Department of Student Support

Ayanda Candice Cele

Name and Student number............................................................................

2. **Audits and Financial Analysis**:

5. **Employee Training and Awareness Programs**:

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