O.H.C Library
Free resources for families, students, and communities
At O.H.C, we publish educational books that inspire young people and families to live a healthy, drug-free life.
Each publication shares real advice, prevention tips, and positive values that help protect our communities.
Read, learn, and join us in saying no to drugs and yes to life.
Read Our Books
With guidance for parents and sections on education, peer pressure, and social media, the book highlights the importance of open communication and early prevention. It also explores treatment and recovery, community awareness initiatives, and drug legislation in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
A resource for families, educators, and community organizations seeking to better understand substance use and support prevention through knowledge, cooperation, and care.
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No to Drugs, Yes to Life is an educational guide created by the Organization for Humanitarian Cooperation (O.H.C). It aims to help young people, parents, and educators understand the dangers of drug use and learn effective ways to prevent addiction. The book promotes positive choices, family support, and a healthy, purposeful life free from drugs.
The book covers everyday habits and relationships alongside topics such as bullying, mobile phone use, smoking, vaping, alcohol, drugs, and gambling. Its stories give parents and teachers a starting point for conversations about what young people can do when a choice feels difficult.
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Protecting Society from Drugs
This Kurdish-language book explores drug awareness, addiction prevention, and the shared responsibility of protecting young people. It introduces different types of drugs and their effects, explains warning signs of substance use, and discusses the consequences for individuals, families, and communities.
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This Arabic-language book explores how drug use can affect individuals, families, and communities. It introduces different types of drugs, explains how addiction can develop, and discusses when to seek professional help and what treatment can involve. With a focus on young people, it looks at how families, schools, and communities can work together to prevent drug use and raise awareness.
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Lykkeligt liv (A Happy Life) is a Danish-language book that helps children and young people think about the choices they face at home, at school, and with friends. Through short stories and reflection questions, readers explore what it means to care for their health, keep a promise, stand up to peer pressure, and ask for help when they need it.
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Al-Saada (Happiness) is an Arabic-language book for children and young readers. Through short stories and reflection questions, it explores how everyday choices can help us care for our health, build trusting friendships, and treat others with respect. The book touches on prayer and gratitude, and gives families and educators a starting point for conversations about peer pressure, asking for help, and the risks of smoking, vaping, alcohol, drugs, and gambling.
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No to Drugs, Yes to Life is a Danish-language booklet from O.H.C. about preventing drug use among young people. It explores why some young people turn to drugs, how substance use can affect their lives and relationships, and how they can seek support. It also offers parents practical tips for talking openly with children and teenagers about drugs, alcohol, and smoking in ways that suit their age.
You Are Not Alone — Support Is Closer Than You Think
Life’s challenges can feel overwhelming — but no one should face them alone.
If you or someone you care about is struggling with addiction, anxiety, or emotional pain, there is help.
Through compassion, understanding, and cooperation, healing becomes possible.
Below you can find trusted organizations and helplines in Denmark and around the world that offer professional and confidential support.
Take the first step — reach out, talk, and let hope begin to grow.
Over 35 million people worldwide struggle with addiction — but recovery is possible when compassion meets action.
“Healing begins the moment we choose to share our pain.”
— O.H.C.
“Even in the darkest moments, a single act of kindness can light the way.”
— O.H.C.
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