# Mexican student addiction prevention initiatives > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/mexican-student-addiction-prevention-initiatives > Updated: 2026-10-27T19:13:06.000Z. Sources: 2. Developments: 2. Health and educational authorities in Mexico have implemented various programs aimed at preventing addiction among students. In Querétaro, the State Council Against Addictions (CECA) launched a digital addiction prevention program targeting over 2,400 student leaders across 61 COBAQ campuses and EMSAD centers. This initiative uses a ‘Peace Clubs’ model to help adolescents recognize risk factors associated with excessive social media and device use, encouraging a balance between screen time and physical or social activities. Expanding these efforts, authorities in Baja California Sur organized state-wide activities for more than 40,000 students, utilizing sports and arts to promote mental health. Simultaneously, CECA’s ‘Voces del Cambio’ (Voices of Change) workshops in Querétaro have reached over 2,200 participants, including students and parents, to improve communication regarding risk signals and strengthen adolescent decision-making skills. ## Timeline ### 2026-10-27: Mexican states launch student-focused addiction prevention programs Mexican authorities in Baja California Sur and Querétaro are mobilizing students and families through educational and community programs to prevent addiction and promote mental health. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/mexican-states-launch-student-focused-addiction-prevention-programs ### 2026-09-29: CECA launches digital addiction prevention program for students in Querétaro The State Council Against Addictions (CECA) is training over 2,400 student leaders in Querétaro to prevent digital addiction and promote healthy technology use across 61 educational campuses. 10 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/ceca-launches-digital-addiction-prevention-program-for-students-in-quertaro --- Cite as: Mexican student addiction prevention initiatives. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/mexican-student-addiction-prevention-initiatives