They are mixed, but what is the alternative? You say you want to provide people with more help to get out of drug addiction. That's a praiseworthy objective, but I don't think you're providing all the necessary tools to the various stakeholders working at the grassroots level to solve this kind of problem. You seem to be putting your head in the sand by saying you want an ideal society, without substance abuse. The substance abuse problem is present in all countries. If drugs didn't circulate in the market, people would find other ways to get them. Some people have trouble living in our society. They take drugs or sniff glue and make every effort to find a way to escape. That's a social ill.
Since you've been in your position, you haven't done enough to help the community. For example, people working in the fight against HIV-AIDS are waiting for money, which isn't available. There haven't been any calls to tender. You know what I'm talking about. The program has a budget of $16 million. You're saying you've developed an extraordinary strategy to fight HIV-AIDS, but the money isn't there. Allow me to doubt your sincerity and ability to help out society.