On July 31, 2026, at 1:30 PM, at the Samoe Jai Meeting Room, 4th Floor, Ratchawat Building, Dusit District Office, Bangkok, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University—represented by the Student Discipline and Health Division under the Student Development Division—participated in the 4th/2026 Dusit District Anti-Drug Operations Center Committee Meeting for Fiscal Year 2026. Assistant Professor Dr. Somsak Klaysung, Vice President for Student Affairs, assigned staff members from the Student Discipline and Health Division to attend the meeting.
Mrs. Waranya Leelaburanapong, Director of Dusit District, presided over the meeting, joined by executives and representatives from government agencies, educational institutions, and local network partners in the Dusit District area. The meeting aimed to define integrated guidelines for implementing drug prevention and control measures across the district.
Key attendees included Mr. Niwat Siangloy and Mr. Thanapong Khamthong, Assistant Directors of Dusit District, along with the Head of the Administration Division, Head of the Community Development and Social Welfare Division, Head of the Environmental and Sanitation Division, relevant officials, public and private sector entities, educational institution representatives, and local community representatives in Dusit District, who gathered to build a systematic, collaborative effort against drug issues.
The meeting focused on enhancing knowledge, sharing experiences, and strengthening the operational capacity of anti-drug networks. This enables effective surveillance, prevention, and support for at-risk individuals while fostering cooperation among government agencies, schools, and partner networks to build a safe, drug-free educational environment.
During the event, personnel from the Student Discipline and Health Division of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University exchanged knowledge and best practices with Bangkok network partners. The insights gained will be applied to enhance the university's student support system, improve surveillance of risk behaviors, and cultivate awareness and immunity against drug abuse within the campus in a concrete manner.
Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University prioritizes the quality of life, safety, and well-being of its students. The university is dedicated to building strong collaborative networks with government bodies and relevant partners to sustainably prevent and address drug issues. These efforts aim to foster safe educational institutions and communities, shaping students into high-quality, virtuous graduates who will contribute to national development.
This initiative aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3): Good Health and Well-being, which seeks to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages by creating a safe physical, mental, and environmental space where students can learn and live safely without the threat of drugs.