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SJECI Special Initiative
Nasha Mukti Abhiyan — Drug Awareness & De-Addiction, Say No to Drugs — is a nationwide campaign committed to building a drug-free India. We work at the grassroots level, empowering youth, supporting families, and connecting individuals with professional rehabilitation and counselling resources across the country.
We believe recovery is possible with the right support system. By bringing counselling, medical linkages, and community acceptance together, we help individuals rebuild their lives with dignity.
Why This Initiative Matters
Substance abuse is one of the most serious social challenges in India today, especially among youth in urban and semi-urban areas. SJECI's Drug Awareness & De-Addiction Initiative adopts a holistic approach — focusing on prevention through education, timely intervention through counselling, and structured rehabilitation support for long-term recovery.
We believe every individual deserves a second chance. In collaboration with government bodies, NGOs, and healthcare professionals, we ensure that help is accessible, confidential, and completely free from stigma.
- Free counselling sessions
- Collaboration with government de-addiction centres
- Youth sensitisation programmes in schools
- Family support & community reintegration camps
What We Do
We deliver awareness, counselling, and rehabilitation support directly to communities affected by substance abuse. Through school and community programmes, confidential counselling, and partnerships with certified rehabilitation centres, we help individuals recover and reintegrate into society.
Awareness & Prevention
Conducting awareness programmes and workshops in schools, colleges, and rural communities to educate youth about the impact of substance abuse before it begins.
Counselling & Mental Health Support
Providing confidential, professional psychological support to individuals and families through every stage of recovery.
How We Work
Our approach combines community engagement, medical partnerships, and sustainable support to ensure lasting recovery. We start by understanding each individual's situation and connecting them with the right resources at the right time.
Awareness sessions in schools, colleges and rural communities help young people understand the risks of substance abuse before it starts, reducing new cases at the source.
- Workshops delivered in partnership with local schools and colleges
We partner with certified, government-recognised de-addiction centres across India to connect individuals with safe, medically supervised rehabilitation programmes.
- Referrals to trusted, medically supervised rehabilitation centres
Recovered individuals are supported through skill development, livelihood assistance, and community acceptance programmes that ensure long-term recovery.
- Livelihood assistance and family support and reintegration camps
Frequently Asked Questions
This programme is designed to support individuals and families affected by substance abuse, from prevention and counselling through to rehabilitation and community reintegration.
Anyone affected by substance abuse — individuals, family members, students, or community members — can access our awareness, counselling and referral services free of charge.
You can call our helpdesk or visit a field office to request a confidential referral for yourself or someone you know.
Yes. All counselling sessions are strictly confidential and conducted by trained professionals with empathy and care.
The programme runs across our field offices and partner NGO network in multiple states, with school and community outreach expanding regularly.
No, counselling sessions and referrals through SJECI are free. Rehabilitation centre costs, where applicable, are discussed transparently with the family.