Community Care

The goal of community care is to ensure that individuals struggling with addiction remain integrated and full-fledged members of society or successfully reintegrate into the community. To achieve this, all forms of care, psycho-social rehabilitation, and counselling are provided at the individual’s home, living environment, or place of residence.

Information Services

• Collecting, organizing, and making accessible information related to addiction and abstinence.
• Providing information on addiction, its possible consequences, the healing and support process, necessary steps, and expected recovery outcomes.
• Offering internet access and computer use.
• Providing daily and weekly newspapers.
• Legal aid services.
• Assisting with employment opportunities through information sharing.

Individual Case Management

• Maintaining a continuous support relationship tailored to the individual’s needs, addiction severity, and nature, until long-term sobriety, reintegration, and the formation of natural micro-communities are achieved.
• Skill development based on individual needs.

Problem Analysis, Problem-Solving, and Consultation

• Helping individuals recognize and articulate their personal problems and goals.
• Identifying motivational factors for change and encouraging transformation.
• Problem-solving discussions.
• Reducing the harmful consequences associated with substance use and addiction through immediate counseling and support.
• Identifying and reaching individuals affected by addiction or at high risk.

Psycho-Social Rehabilitation

• Assisting individuals in gaining employment.
• Supporting the structured use of free time.
• Facilitating the formation of recreational and self-help groups, as well as support networks.

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