Recurrence pattern: every year on November 30.

National Meth Awareness Day, also known as National Methamphetamine Awareness Day, is observed worldwide every November 30. Established in 2006 by a proclamation signed by President George W. Bush, the day aims to highlight the devastating effects of methamphetamine addiction on individuals, families, and communities. Activities typically include spreading awareness about meth addiction, recognizing its signs, and encouraging those struggling with addiction to seek help. People may volunteer at drug rehabilitation centers, organize community awareness events, or share information on social media using hashtags like #MethAwarenessDay. The day serves to increase visibility of prevention methods and available services for current users, emphasizing the importance of supervised detox for recovery.