The workshop attracted attendance of over 100 children and youths of which the majority are directly under GAOS as Orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVCs). Considering the phenomenal increase of incidences of juvenile crime coupled with the increasing exposure of children to users and peddlers of drugs within the community, it was prudent to engage this workshop in order to inform, discuss, instruct and train children to become knowledgeable in understanding an environment created by crime and drug abuse.The concerns of juveniles increasingly engaging in crime inspired the leadership of GAOS to seek relevant partnership with key experts in matters of crime such as the Botswana Police Services as well as minders like the Urban Youth Against Crime in order to form a common session with the children with whom a majority are Orphaned and vulnerable and lacking parental guidance on matters of criminality and self-responsibility. From the beginning children participated with a lot of excitement, enthusiasm and attention through acting drama and songs about crime and drugs, making contributions as well as raising questions and answers.