The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) has urged religious leaders across Kenya to use their platforms to foster hope and healing in combating addiction. Highlighting the power of faith during the holiday season, NACADA emphasised that spiritual leaders serve as trusted voices within communities, capable of guiding individuals and families toward recovery and moral resilience. The authority encouraged clergy to shatter stigma, offer compassionate guidance, and promote drug-free living as part of their pastoral and community roles.
