Can my husband do the programme while continuing his shift at DSP?

Sometimes yes, sometimes no — it depends on the substance and how heavy the use has been. Day-visit two or three times a week fits some plans. A short residential stretch is what we sometimes advise. First meeting is free — we tell you honestly what would work.

My son is at NIT Durgapur. Ganja is common on campus. What do I do?

Bring him for a first meeting during a break. Group sessions with other students his age (from Kolkata, Asansol, Bardhaman) work better than a lecture at home. If it is heavier than daily ganja, tell us — a short residential stay away from the campus environment is often the shift.

How long is the train really?

Twenty-five minutes if the train is on time, forty on a bad day. From Durgapur Station to the centre door is under 45 minutes most days.

Is there overnight stay available at Neamatpur if we cannot go back the same day?

A limited number of beds. Ask on the phone before you plan an overnight — availability changes week to week.

What happens after the programme? Is there follow-up?

Yes. Aftercare is by phone, monthly at first, then less frequent. Relapse — if it happens — does not close the door. Say it on the phone. The next step is the same as the first: come in.

Durgapur

A rehab centre a short train ride from Durgapur.

Neamatpur is 45 km from Durgapur — under half an hour on the Asansol local, or an hour by road. Many Durgapur families do the day programme three days a week, then step down as things settle. Same-day walk-in works if you start early.

Ask for a first meeting Call 90646 76887

What we see from Durgapur

A steel-town pattern.

Durgapur brings us a mix that reflects a working industrial city. Alcohol is the most common single reason. Prescription tablet dependence — sleeping pills, painkillers — comes up more from Durgapur than from many other cities we serve, especially in shift-workers and middle-aged professionals. Ganja among younger men and students. Cough syrup dependence quietly. Brown sugar less often, and when it does, usually from a specific pocket rather than city-wide.

The centre has been running since 2018. Government registration S0003646 of 2018-2019. English, Hindi and Bengali all fluent. Direct rail to Asansol makes Durgapur one of our easier routes.

How to reach us from Durgapur

The route in a line each.

By train

≈ 25 min

Route: Durgapur Station → Asansol (Black Diamond, Kalka Mail, or any local). Auto from Asansol station to Neamatpur — 15 minutes.

The cheapest and often the fastest option.

By road

≈ 1 hr

Route: NH-19 westbound to Asansol, then Chittaranjan Road. Traffic slows things around Ranigunj.

Good for family groups. Free parking near the centre.

Pickup

Arranged

Route: Door pickup by car — Durgapur to Neamatpur and return. Booked a day ahead.

For a first meeting when the person is not travelling on their own.

Getting to Neamatpur

Three ways to reach us.

Rail Asansol Station is the anchor. Direct expresses run from most Bihar, Odisha and West Bengal districts. Pickup from Asansol Station is a short auto ride to the centre.
Road NH-19 through Dhanbad, Chirkunda and Neamatpur. Free parking near the centre. For long journeys, we can advise on route breaks.
Pickup Door pickup by car from anywhere in the four states. Booked a day ahead, cost quoted upfront, driver waiting.

What Durgapur families ask

Common questions.

Can my husband do the programme while continuing his shift at DSP?: Sometimes yes, sometimes no — it depends on the substance and how heavy the use has been. Day-visit two or three times a week fits some plans. A short residential stretch is what we sometimes advise. First meeting is free — we tell you honestly what would work.
My son is at NIT Durgapur. Ganja is common on campus. What do I do?: Bring him for a first meeting during a break. Group sessions with other students his age (from Kolkata, Asansol, Bardhaman) work better than a lecture at home. If it is heavier than daily ganja, tell us — a short residential stay away from the campus environment is often the shift.
How long is the train really?: Twenty-five minutes if the train is on time, forty on a bad day. From Durgapur Station to the centre door is under 45 minutes most days.
Is there overnight stay available at Neamatpur if we cannot go back the same day?: A limited number of beds. Ask on the phone before you plan an overnight — availability changes week to week.
What happens after the programme? Is there follow-up?: Yes. Aftercare is by phone, monthly at first, then less frequent. Relapse — if it happens — does not close the door. Say it on the phone. The next step is the same as the first: come in.

Ask for a first meeting