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Care

What we help with.

Alcohol, ganja, brown sugar, tablets, syrup, and gutka — and anything a family does not yet have a name for.

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What we treat

We help with all of these.

Alcohol & Drinking

  • Country liquor, whisky, beer, daru
  • People who need a drink in the morning just to feel steady
  • We ask one question first: when did the morning drink begin?
Call before stopping. If someone drinks every morning, do not make them stop cold at home. Stopping suddenly after years of drinking can be dangerous. Call us first.

Ganja & Cannabis

  • Ganja, charas, bhang — when it stopped being occasional and became every day
  • Sleep disturbed, work slipping, the family is tired of it
  • Group sessions work better here than lectures

Brown Sugar & Hard Drugs

  • Brown sugar, smack, heroin, opium, afeem
  • A drug with no name — describe the packet, we will know it
  • Tell us what a day costs now, in money and in lies
Call before stopping. If they use every day, do not make them stop at home first. Call us. If they will not wake up or their breathing is very slow — hospital first, then call us.

Tablets & Cough Syrup

  • Sleeping pills, painkillers, cough syrup used daily
  • Families sometimes say "it is only medicine" — dependence still counts
  • Bring the strip or the bottle to the first meeting

Gutka, Tobacco & Cigarettes

  • Gutka, khaini, bidi, cigarettes, pan masala
  • Most families do not book a centre for this — until the mouth is bad or the money is gone
  • It counts here. Bring the packet.

Unknown or New Drugs

  • A pill from a worksite, a wedding, or a friend
  • Whitener or glue — usually younger people
  • Just say the name the lane uses, or describe the packet. We will know it.

After the programme

Aftercare, in the language you can actually use.

Recovery does not end on the last day of the programme. What it does is quieten down — the routine goes back to normal, the counsellor stops being a daily thing, and the person is back at home in the situation that started all this. That is the part we plan for.

Aftercare from us is mostly by phone. A short check-in every week for the first month, then every two weeks, then monthly for as long as it helps. If a relapse happens — and it does, in maybe one household in three — the door is not closed. You call, you say the truth, and we take it from there.

  • Weekly phone reviewsFor the first month after the programme ends
  • Family follow-upThe counsellor stays available for the household, not just the person
  • Relapse without judgementIf it happens, say so. The next step is the same as the first: come in.
  • Referrals when neededA local psychiatrist, a hospital step, a NA/AA group — we point you at what fits.

When to go to hospital instead

Some situations cannot wait for this centre. Go directly to hospital — or call the police or child welfare — for any of these:

  • Person will not wake up, or breathing is very slow
  • A fit or seizure
  • Vomiting that will not stop
  • A head injury
  • A pregnancy with bleeding or pain
  • A child being hurt or left alone

Not sure where to call? Phone us — we will tell you plainly which one fits. We are not the hospital or the police, and we will say so honestly.

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