Addicare Center

Pictures taken by Neha Rafat

Addicare center is basically the center where Drug addicts come and stay and are being treated properly. Was built in 2014. If the person gets better and gets the permission to go home and then again he relapses then again he is been admitted here and is being taken care of for 2 weeks. The Rehab Centre now home to about 700 patients ranging from 15 to 50 years of age. The treatment starts with a 1 month detox period followed by a 12-step program which each patient is introduced to.

This was the doctors office where the therapy sessions takes place indivisually where the psychologist or the doctor thinks that the patient needs to be treated differently from the other regular patients

these are the files which holds all the information about the patients life and everything important for a doctor to know.

waiting area or lobby for the parents or the guests to visit their loves ones living here.

private rooms the vip rooms that are specially made for the people who wish to stay alone in the room and not share it with anyone. Also if any patient I going through a severe trauma then this room Is also used for that purpose.

  hes the one person who keeps a constant eye on who is doing what through the monitor giving the info from the CCTV cameras.

these were the beds kept for the patients living there. Where they all live like a community. And family. They take care of their belonging they keep the area clean.

the group discussion is being carried out every evening where they are been observed and re been rewareded as well also different types of activities are prepared for these people so that they stay busy and don’t have time to think about drugs or to crave.

he was a fresh admission in the slot he was given very high sedated pills to calm him down.

hes Mr. Sulaiman, he is one of the people who recovered successfully after being into severe drugs. He told us ever since he left drugs, he have been very happy and has also gained weight. And is very satisfied with his new life. Hes from defence. And studied from Greenwich university in 2007.

these are the people who look after the place and the people they are basically the caretakers of the Addicenter.

sessions are been done. To give them awareness about certain stuff and to give them information about anything that is being happening aroumd. Since they do not have any sort of gadgets with them in rehab center. So theyre mosty unaware of the stuff that is being going on around them.

This is Mr. Bilawal, he had been into drugs since 2013, he lost his father when he was very little. He was into photography and also used to cover weddings and events. From those earnings he used to buy drugs and take them. When one day his mother got really really upset as to which he realised that he shouldn’t do drugs and that moment he decided to join rehab and now according to him its been 18 months he has not touched any sort of drugs. And  is happy and relaxed.

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