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West Bengal — New Life Foundation

West Bengal

A rehab centre for families across West Bengal.

Based in Neamatpur, on the Asansol side — the closer you are to the centre, the less the journey is a barrier. But we hear from every corner of the state, and the door works the same either way.

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The state we know best

West Bengal, at eye level.

Alcohol is the biggest reason families call us — daru, desi, whisky, whatever the household calls it. Ganja is close behind, especially among younger people. Brown sugar comes up more often in the industrial belts. Cough syrup and sleeping tablets are the two we hear about least openly and treat most often. Gutka and khaini almost never get a family to book a centre — but they should, and we take that work too.

We have been in this quietly since 2018. Government registration S0003646 of 2018-2019. English, Hindi and Bengali are all fluent at the centre — the counsellor sits with the family in the language the family lives in.

Cities in West Bengal we serve

Where our West Bengal families are calling from.

Kolkata

≈ 220 km

How to reach: Sealdah / Howrah → Asansol train, then car to Neamatpur.

Pickup from anywhere in the city is common. Families often come once for a first meeting, and a residential stretch follows.

Read the Kolkata page

Asansol

≈ 6 km

How to reach: Direct auto or taxi.

The closest big city. Daily walk-in works for most Asansol families.

Read the Asansol page

Siliguri

≈ 545 km

How to reach: North Bengal train to Malda / Bardhaman, or a night bus.

Long journey. Usually a residential plan with periodic reviews by phone.

Durgapur

≈ 45 km

How to reach: Direct train (25 min) or bus, then auto.

Same-day walk-in is fine. Many Durgapur families come three days a week.

Read the Durgapur page

Howrah

≈ 210 km

How to reach: Howrah–Asansol express (2:15–3 hrs).

Pickup from Howrah is straightforward. First meeting on arrival day is common.

Bardhaman

≈ 90 km

How to reach: Local train (1:30) or car.

Weekly walk-in works. Family hour on Tue / Fri suits Bardhaman households.

Malda

≈ 340 km

How to reach: Malda–Asansol train, then short car.

Usually a residential stay. Family visits arranged around the train schedule.

Kharagpur

≈ 200 km

How to reach: Kharagpur–Asansol via Kolkata line.

Pickup available. Regular route for families from the south of the state.

Haldia

≈ 260 km

How to reach: Road via Kolkata, or train via Howrah.

Pickup arranged. Often a first meeting followed by a two-week residential plan.

Berhampore

≈ 280 km

How to reach: Berhampore–Bardhaman train, then Asansol local.

Long day if walking in. Pickup is easier for most families here.

Raniganj

≈ 15 km

How to reach: Auto direct.

Walk-in every day is normal. Raniganj is essentially the same town cluster.

Read the Raniganj page

Kulti

≈ 10 km

How to reach: Auto direct.

Same as Raniganj — walk-in is the norm. Family hour is well-attended.

Read the Kulti page

Burnpur

≈ 10 km

How to reach: Auto through Sen Raleigh Road.

Steel-town families often carpool for the day programme. Family hour on Tue & Fri fits the shift.

Read the Burnpur page

Purulia

≈ 85 km

How to reach: Purulia–Asansol road, then auto to Neamatpur.

Pickup arranged. Same-day first meeting is realistic with an early start.

Birbhum

≈ 140 km

How to reach: Suri / Dubrajpur toward Asansol, then Neamatpur.

Pickup on request. Day visit or a short residential stretch, depending on the household.

Neamatpur

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How to reach: Baisakhi Apartment, Chittaranjan - Neamatpur Road.

Home ground. Open 24 hours. Calling first is still better.

Read the Neamatpur page

Chirkunda

≈ 20 km

How to reach: Auto or bus.

Walk-in fine. Some families from Chirkunda are in Jharkhand — pickup crosses the border easily.

Read the Chirkunda page

Andal

≈ 30 km

How to reach: Auto or short train to Asansol.

Same-day return. Airport traffic sometimes complicates the road route — the train is more reliable.

Read the Andal page

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 West Bengal families ask

The questions we hear most.

How long does treatment usually take?
A first meeting is one hour, free. The programme after that depends on the substance and the household. Day support runs anywhere from two weeks to three months. A residential stretch — when needed — is usually two to eight weeks. Aftercare continues long after that, mostly by phone.
My father drinks every morning. Can he stop at home?
Please do not make him stop cold at home. Long-standing morning drinking can be dangerous to stop without medical support — seizures happen. Call us first. A short hospital detox may be needed before the counselling work begins.
We are in Kolkata. Will we have to move here for a month?
Not always. Some plans are a short residential stretch at the centre, followed by phone reviews from home. Some families prefer weekly day-visits and drive up on Tuesdays and Fridays for the family hour. We shape it around what your household can actually do.
Is the treatment confidential? What about the neighbours?
Yes. We do not tell anyone. No workplace, no neighbour, no relative. The only exception is a court-ordered situation, which is rare and always discussed with you first.
Does the government fee apply here? Is there subsidy?
The first meeting is free. Beyond that, the fee is set to keep the centre running, and families with genuine hardship can ask for a review. We are transparent about numbers on the phone — nothing is hidden until you arrive.
My son uses ganja every day. Is that really addiction?
If it is every day and the day does not work without it, yes — it counts. Cannabis dependence is common and we treat it. Group sessions with other young men from the state work better than lectures. Bring him in for the first meeting.

First step

West Bengal is the state we sit with most.

Whether you are twenty minutes away in Raniganj or five hours away in Siliguri — the first conversation is the same. Free. On the phone or in person. No pressure to admit anyone anywhere.

Call 90646 76887