REHABILITATION CENTRE

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Maitree De-Addiction Treatment andRehabilitation Centre

N-63, Opposite Lafarge Readymix Cement Plant,, Electronic Zone, Hingna Road, MIDC,, Nagpur, MH
440016

098 50 345785 (Mobile) · maitreedc.org

Naya Savera Drug De-Addiction &Rehabilitation Centre

L.P.S building, Village Jhiri,, P.O- Nagwain,, Distt- Mandi, H.P, HP 175121

094 18 068101 · nayasavera.org

6 reviews ·

Naya Ssavera Drug De-addiction &Rehabilitation Centre

Kangra, Himachal Pradesh

1 review ·

"Sanjay." -

Ankur Rehab Centre

Village Dharampuri, Indore Ujjain Highway, Indore, MP 452003

098 93 993900 · ankurrehab.com

Jagriti Psychiatric,De-addiction &Rehabilitation Centre

6, Satyalok Apartment, Above Hotel Visava, Gadital, Hadapsar, Pune, Maharashtra 411028

020 6933 3220 · jagrutirehab.org

Tulasi Home De Addiction Center

Plot No:-77-80 Jawahar Colony, Mandi Village, Mehrauli, DL 110030

0120 431 0900 · tulsihome.com

1 review ·

"Its Looks best De addiction center for alcohol & drug addicts." -

SPHOORTHI FOUNDATION (R) Alcohol & Drug Abuse Rehabilitation Centre

# 65/1, 1st Floor, Muni Yellappa Building, Choodasandra Circle,, Sarjapur Road Cross, Amrita Mayi
College Road,, Bangalore, KA 560099

080 2574 1414 · sphoorthifoundation.org

Shri Maitri De-addiction CumRehabilitation Centre

Near Bidnal Cross, Sri Maitri Hospital Building, Shakti Nagar, Shakti Nagar, Hubli, Karnataka 580028

0836 224 2248

Ujala Foundation. Drug RehabilitationCenter

Village Ranhola,, Meera Enclave,, Nangloi- Najafgarh Rd, DL 110041

093 11 099495 · ujalafoundation.com

2 reviews ·

"my uncle drunk so much , for this whole family in the big trouble and ..." -

Shanti Home De-addiction, Mental Health and Rehabilitation Centre

Gate No.5, Pocket G, Alpha II, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201310

098 68 095604 · shantihome.net

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SAROJINI REHABILITATION CENTER FOR WOMEN

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 SAROJINI REHABILITATION CENTRE FOR WOMEN(SWADHAR)

Vidyaranya has been focusing on empowerment of oppressed women.We have been running two rehabilitation
centers for Women namely ‘Sarojini’” under Swadhar scheme. Swadhar is central government’s scheme
sponsored by Ministry of Women and Child Development, New Delhi.

Objective

The following shall be the objectives of the project;

1. To provide primary need of shelter, food, clothing and care to the marginalized women/girls living in difficult
circumstances who are without any social and economic support;
2. To provide emotional support and counseling to such women;
3. To rehabilitate them socially and economically through education, awareness, skill up gradation and personality
development through behavioral training etc.;
4. To arrange for specific clinical, legal and other support for women/girls in need of those intervention by linking
and networking with other organizations in both Govt. & Non-Govt. sector on case to case basis;
5. To provide for help line or other facilities to such women in distress; and
6. To provide such other services as will be required for the support and rehabilitation to such women in distress.

Target Beneficiaries

The following shall be the target group beneficiaries of the project

 WIDOWS DESERTED BY THEIR FAMILIES AND RELATIVES AND LEFT UNCARED NEAR RELIGIOUS
PLACES WHERE THEY ARE VICTIMS OF EXPLOITATION;
 WOMEN SURVIVORS OF NATURAL DISASTER WHO HAVE BEEN RENDERED HOMELESS AND ARE
WITHOUT ANY SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SUPPORT;
 TRAFFICKED WOMEN/GIRLS RESCUED OR RUNAWAY FROM BROTHELS OR OTHER PLACES OR
WOMEN/GIRL VICTIMS OF SEXUAL CRIMES WHO ARE DISOWNED BY FAMILY OR WHO DO NOT WANT
TO GO BACK TO RESPECTIVE FAMILY FOR VARIOUS REASONS;
 THE WOMENS
 MENTALLY CHALLENGED WOMEN (EXCEPT FOR THE PSYCHOTIC CATEGORIES WHO REQUIRE CARE
IN SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENT IN MENTAL HOSPITALS) WHO ARE WITHOUT ANY SUPPORT OF
FAMILY OR RELATIVES.
Location of the project

These centers are located at Ward No.2, Chennigaraya Extension, Channarayapattana, Hassan District. There
are 50 women and 28 children in this centre.

Services provided

Free boarding, lodging and medical facilities are provided to the inmates of these homes. These homes are
furnished with all the required facilities including television and VCD. Prarthanas are being organized regularly.
The children of the inmates are also taken care in all aspects by our centres.

In addition to this, the inmates are being trained on Mat making, Home Nurse, Tailoring and English Spoken
Course to become self-dependent. Many women those who are trained in our centres are helped to get jobs in
different private industries and factories. Now they are independent and taking care of themselves.

Monitoring at the State Level

The Secretary, Department of Women & Child Development is the chairperson of the State Level Monitoring
Committee for Swadhar Scheme. The other members of the committee would be nominated by the Secretary.
The Committee at the State Level is meeting once a year and monitor the project.

Monitoring at District Level

The functioning of the Swadhar Centre where residential facility for the inmates is being monitored by a District
Level Committee comprising of the following:

 DISTRICT MAGISTRATE (CHAIRPERSON)

 DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
 PRESIDENT/SECRETARY/EXECUTIVE HEAD OF THE IMPLEMENTING ORGANISATION
 LADY PRINCIPAL OF COLLEGE/HEAD MISTRESS OF GIRLS SCHOOL.
 ONE SENIOR LADY DOCTOR TO BE NOMINATED BY CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER
 GENERAL MANAGER DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE
 ONE SOCIALLY ACTIVE WOMAN OF THE AREA TO BE NOMINATED BY THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE
WOMEN REPRESENTATIVE OF PANCHAYAT/URBAN LOCAL BODIES.
 DISTRICT WELFARE OFFICER (CONVENER)

UJJAWALA PROGRAMME
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Our organization has also carrying out a programme called “Ujjawala”. It is supported by the Ministry of Women
and Child Development, New Delhi. This programme being implementing in Bangalore Urban District and has
been focusing on five components such as Prevention, Rescue, Rehabilitation, Reintegration and Repatriation.
The details as follows;

Formation and functioning of Balika (adolescent girls)/Balala (adolescent children) Sanghas

Our organization has promoted 75 Balika and 75 Balaka Sanghas in various government, aided and unaided
Schools, Bangalore. Regular meetings are being carried out for the Sanghas. These groups are made to
understand the seriousness of the trafficking and work as a catalyst in the schools and also in their living areas.

Sensitization Workshops/Seminars

Many sensitization workshops and seminars on prevention, rescue, rehabilitation, reintegration and repatriation
are being carried in various places Bangalore Urban district.

Awareness generation through street plays

This organization has been carried out street plays, Kalajathas, role plays etc in its operation areas of Bangalore
East Taluk to create awareness on trafficking of women and children. It has made very good impact in general
public and supporting the endeavours of this organization in curbing the trafficking.

Development and printing of awareness generation material such as leaflets and posters

This organization has printed 10000 handouts on prevention of trafficking in Kannada language and distributed to
the people.

Building

The organization has established Protective and Rehabilitation centre at Bangalore and equipped with
personnels to take care of the inmates. It has 10 rooms and toilets and other facilities like water, electricity etc
Basic amenities

The basic amenities like food, shelter and clothes are being given to them.

Counselling

The rescued women are providing with counselling services. The centre is equipped with the qualified
psychologists and psychiatrist.

Medical care

The women are providing with medical care and women are tested for HIV/AIDS and other medical services for
common cold, fever are treated in the centre. The centre is having a part time doctor for looking after these
inmates

Help line service

The Centre is having a help line to contact for their services. It has been functioning round the clock.

Reintegration

Our organization has reintegrating the women and children with their families

Frequently Asked Drug Rehab Questions

Drug Rehab FAQ
How is the your program different from other drug treatment programs?

This program is unique in several ways. Most treatment centers use a combination of 12-step
recovery and group therapy in an effort to handle addiction. While some people respond to this type of
treatment, many do not.

Our program addresses three (3) areas that are not intensively treated in more traditional programs.
These areas are:

1. Physical detoxification- Long-term use of addictive drugs can cause an accumulation of drug
residues and metabolites in the body. These residues can remain in the body for years,
causing drug and alcohol cravings and drug-induced depression. We use the intensive
method of detoxification to remove these residues, resulting in an individual who is free of the
harmful physical effects of mind-alerting drugs.
 2. Life Skills- Many people do not realize that some of the most common abilities and skills
which they use everyday are not instinctual, but are learned. These are all areas in which
drug addicts and alcoholics have been found to be deficient. These are not instinctive
abilities. They require training and practice to perfect. The drug rehab program gives heavy
emphasis to life-skills training. Some of the areas addressed are communication skills, study
skills and applying ethical principles in everyday life. The result is an individual more
comfortable with his life and less likely to be overwhelmed by it. The practice of these skills is
extremely therapeutic in and of themselves.

3. Other therapeutic procedures- there are a number of therapeutic procedures unique to our
program. These therapies are designed to free a person from the guilt, remorse and regret of
past actions, and to restore the self-control that is inevitably sacrificed when a person
becomes addicted to drugs.

How long does it take to complete the your program?

The program is usually completed in two-and-a-half to four months, though the program can take
longer for some people. Each client is different and each case is treated on an individual basis.
However the cost does not increase if your stay is longer like most traditional programs.

What does the program cost?

Cost differs according to what therapies are delivered. In general terms, the cost of the program is
comparable to or less than that of other hospital programs, while being much more effective. More
information.

Is the program covered by insurance?

Every insurance plan is different, but most private insurance companies will pay for part of or all of the
program. Call us with your insurance information and a couselor can do a verification in about a hour.
We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.

Is your program faith based ?

No, there is no religious philosophy applied and nothing one is required to believe in. We accept
people of all faiths as well as those have no religious background. It is not a religious organization and
is non-denominational in its view of religion. .

What types of people are treated at your center?

People from all walks of life, from all over the world come to here for treatment. Ages range from 18-
65. There are usually about 40% female and 60% male clients in treatment.

What are the qualifications of the staff?

The primary counselors are accredited by the National Board of Addiction Examiners as Certified
Chemical Dependency Counselors. We also provides 24-hour nursing coverage to our clients. In
addition, a large percentage of the staff are themselves former addicts and alcoholics which makes
for a much greater awareness and understanding of the problems of addiction

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What is Drug Addiction
Drug Addiction and Alcoholism: Causes and Treatment

No one WANTS to be an addict

No one really wants to be a drug addict or alcoholic, but this doesn't stop people from getting
addicted. The question most commonly asked by friends, family and addicts themselves is simply:

Questions About Drug Addiction

"How? How did this addiction happen?"

And right after that come these questions:

"How could my (friend, son, daughter, father, sister, or brother) become a liar, a thief, someone who
cannot be trusted? How could this happen? And why won't they stop?"

Understanding how this happens is the first step to recovery.

Addiction: How it Starts

The first thing you must understand about addiction is that alcohol and drugs are basically "painkillers"
of one kind or another.

Drugs chemically "kill" physical and emotional pain!

For drugs to be attractive to a person there must first be some underlying unhappiness, sense of
hopelessness, insurmountable problems or even physical pain. Peer-pressure and sheer boredom
with your life can also be factors in trying drugs and alcohol, but these alone don't cause addiction.

Drugs and alcohol actually make people numb to the pains and problems of life. This is a strong
reason to continue using the drugs or alcohol.

On top of that, drugs and alcohol alter the chemistry of your brain and body, which can often
masquerade as pleasure. This adds to the craving for more of the substance.

Even worse, drugs and alcohol alter the mind’s perception of reality!

We've all seen how addicts lose sight of what is real and true or even sensible to someone who is not
under the influence. This is a direct result of living in the false world of addiction.

It can be difficult to talk sensibly with an addict. What is real to family or friends is no longer "real" to
the addict.

Why Addicts Cannot Stop Using Drugs or Alcohol

Mental and physical cravings caused by drug residues which remain in the body even long after a
person quits using the drug.
The "Biochemical Personality" -- the "way of thinking" that is caused by drug addiction and the lifestyle
an addict adopts to get drugs and live with a drug habit.

These two situations are intricately linked, the one feeding the other, and both must be recognized
and dealt with before a person can fully free himself or herself from the addiction.

The addict can “just say no” a thousand times, but it only takes saying “yes” one time to start the cycle
of addiction again.

The Cycle of Quitting, Withdrawal, Craving And Relapse

Drug Residues Remain in Fatty Tissues

Drugs are broken down in the liver into substances called metabolites. Although removed rapidly from
the blood stream, metabolites can become trapped in the fatty tissues. The one thing in common—
and the problem that needs to be addressed—is that these drug residues remain trapped for years.

When the addict initially tries to quit, cells in the brain that have become used to large amounts of
these metabolites are now forced to deal with much decreased amounts. Even as the withdrawal
symptoms subside, the brain “demands” that the addict give it more of the drug. This is called drug
craving.

Craving is an extremely powerful urge and can cause a person to create all kinds of “reasons” they
should begin using drugs again. He is now trapped in an endless cycle of trying to quit, craving,
relapse and fear of withdrawal.

Left unhandled, the presence of metabolites even in microscopic amounts cause the brain to react as
if the addict had again actually taken the drug and can set up craving and relapse even after years of
sobriety.

Handling the Drug Metabolites

Our Program utilizes a combination of exercise, induced sweating in a sauna, and nutritional
supplements to eliminate the traces of drugs, or metabolites, stored in the fatty tissue.

The results of this phase of the program are:

Reduction or elimination of drug and alcohol cravings.

Reduction or elimination of many symptoms associated with drug addiction and alcoholism. These
can include depression, irritability, and fatigue.

Ability to think more clearly.

Improved memory and attention span.

Increased energy.

Increased sense of well being.

Enthusiasm toward Life.

Addiction: What It Really Is

There are all sorts of theories about what causes addiction.

One theory says that people can be "biochemically" predisposed to addiction or alcoholism, including
ideas about "brain chemistry." Such people physically react to substances differently than other
people do.

Another school of thought advocates the "disease concept" saying that addiction is an inherited
disease and that the individual is permanently ill at a genetic level, even for those experiencing long
periods of sobriety.

Another theory proposes that addiction is a mental "weakness" or "flaw", while yet another proposes it
is a spiritual failing or "fall from grace." In the first, a person should be able to overcome addiction
through mental processes or will-power, while in the second, recovery requires faith in a higher
power. In both cases, success usually depends on help from counselors, friends and family, or the
clergy.

If any of the popular theories were correct or complete, then every addict, one for one, could be made
well again.

We know this has not proved to be the case!

There is scientific research to support all of these concepts. The question of whether addiction is
genetic, behavioral or biochemical does not have an absolute answer. The distinguishing feature of
the condition commonly referred to as addiction turns around the ability of the drug to dominate the
individual’s behavior, regardless of whether physical dependence is also produced by the drug.

Although drugs and alcohol do alter the delicate chemical functions of the brain and body, none of
these theories has proven workable across the general population of addicts. These theories all
produce hit-or-miss treatment success.

Drug Addiction and Alcoholism: A Treatment Method That WORKS

There are a wide variety of drug addiction and alcoholism treatment methods being used today,
based on whatever school of thought the treatment provider believes in.

Many of these so-called "treatments" include subjecting the addicted person to more drugs!

With a 16% to 20% recovery rate based on statistical analysis of national averages, the message is
clear that there is a lot more to know to bring the national recovery rate to a more desirable level.

ABSTRACT

Drugs have been existing as neighbours to the human society from the time of creation,
and man has been consuming them in a controlled way. Abuse came into being when
man became reckless with the use of drugs and started taking them for the fun of it.
During our generation we are now witnessing the psychological and physical damage of
the ecological disturbance of the man-drug co-existence - A.I.Ds, Deaths, Broken homes
and violent behaviour, to name a few consequences. In order to control drug abuse, man
must be discouraged from taking up the habit. All the factors that expose people to
drugs must be dealt with. This is not just the job of counsellors, religious teachers and
agencies that deal with human behaviour. Everyone must join in to prevent drug usage
and to save the addicted. This is where Architecture comes in. Architecture is not an art,
it is a natural function. It grows on the soil like animals and plants. It is a function of the
social order. It serves as a medium between man and the environment he finds himself.
As such, it can be used to minister to a drug addict. Site selection is a very important
aspect in proposing for a centre that will deal with trying to rehabilitate drug addicts. A
wrong site choice could hinder successful results. Therefore, the site selected at Abuja
already possesses a lot of therapeutic properties - a river for a soothing effect, lots of
land for free unhindered movement and undulated slopes for easy manoeuring, and
privacy. In view of these potentials, more natural landscaping was also introduced on the
site in the building shapes of all the structures on the site. This is due to the fact that the
more we study nature's form-world, the more clearly it becomes evident how rich in
inventiveness, nuances and shiftings nature's form-language is. And the more deeply we
learn to replize, in nature's realm, expressiveness is "basic". It is my belief that by the
completion of the thesis project, the efforts of the National Drug Law Enforcement
Agency and philantrophic organizations towards developing standard care for the
rehabilitation of drug abusers in Nigeria would have been further propagated.