Quitting drugs is possible —
and you are not alone.
Free, confidential guidance in simple language — and a directory of 984 government-recognised de-addiction centres across India.
🚨 Emergency? Unconsciousness, seizures, difficulty breathing, blue lips or chest pain — call 108 / 112 right away. These can be signs of overdose or severe withdrawal — hospital first, everything else later.
🔒 Your identity stays 100% private — no login or registration needed on this website.
3 ways to get help
🔍 Find a de-addiction centre — choose your state and district, get the address and phone number of government and recognised centres in seconds.
📞 Talk to us — call or WhatsApp 95093 02114 for free, confidential guidance (families welcome), or leave your number and we will call you back.
🩺 Understand the treatment — what actually happens in de-addiction treatment, step by step: assessment, detox, counselling, rehabilitation and follow-up.
If someone at home is using
👀 Warning signs — behaviour, body and household signs, and the ones that need a hospital the same day.
🗣️ How to talk — what to say, what never to say, and asking for one small step instead of a lifetime promise.
🙅 If they refuse treatment — why refusal is part of the illness, and what families can still do.
🔁 Relapse — what to do in the first 24 hours, and the overdose danger after a gap.
984 centres listed · 35 states & UTs covered · 100% free information · Every health page medically reviewed
Learn more
This website is an initiative of Sabal Trust (Rajasthan, India). All health information is medically reviewed by Dr. Brij Kishor Saini, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry). The complete website with many more guides is available in Hindi — हिंदी में देखें.
Understand drugs — A to Z
Clear, science-based information about every substance — no judgement, no lectures.
AlcoholOpium / Doda-PostGanja / CharasHeroin / SmackPrescription drugsTobacco / GutkhaInhalantsMD / syntheticFull A–Z library →
🏛️ Did you know? Government schemes make de-addiction treatment free
Under the NAPDDR scheme, treatment and counselling are free at IRCA centres, district-hospital ATFs and DDACs. Find out what is available in your district.
Myths and facts — know both
Misconceptions about addiction are the single biggest barrier to treatment. A few common ones:
❌ Myth: “If willpower is strong enough, addiction goes away on its own.”
✅ Fact: Addiction is a disease of the brain — it responds to proper treatment, not to intention alone.
❌ Myth: “A herbal remedy or a ritual can cure it for good.”
✅ Fact: An unprescribed “secret medicine” can be dangerous — a proper medical assessment is the route that works.
❌ Myth: “Once an addict, always an addict.”
✅ Fact: Millions of people have left drugs behind and live ordinary lives — it is not too late, at any age.
Our reach — in numbers
Every figure is real and from verified sources.
984
government-recognised centres
5
types of government centre (IRCA · ODIC · CPLI · DDAC · ATF)
372+
districts under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan
100%
free information — no fees, ever
Drug-free families · Drug-free India
One step from you, one step from us — the destination belongs to all of us.
Frequently asked questions
The questions every family has — answered directly.
Is de-addiction treatment really free?
Yes — under the NAPDDR scheme, treatment, admission and counselling at IRCA centres, district-hospital ATFs and DDACs are free of charge. Private centres set their own fees.
Will my information stay private? Will the police find out?
Seeking treatment is not a crime — it is treatment for an illness. Your identity and treatment details stay confidential.
What documents are needed for admission?
Usually an Aadhaar or other ID and the consent of one family member is enough — each centre profile lists what it asks for.
If a relapse happens, can treatment start again?
Absolutely — a relapse is not a failure of treatment, it is part of the illness. A second round of treatment is often more effective than the first.
A message from our founder
“Addiction is not one person’s defeat — it is the whole family’s fight. And that fight is won with the right information, the right treatment and the people who stand by you. That is why we built this platform.”
— Dr. Brij Kishor Saini Sabal Trust
This is not just a website — it is a movement for a drug-free India — reaching every district and every family.
Our recent programmes
Awareness camps run by Sabal Trust in villages, schools and panchayats — with dates, places and photographs. (Reports are published in Hindi.)
Camp reports are published in Hindi. Each report carries the date, the village or school, how many people attended, and photographs from the day — so you can see exactly what was done and where.
If you would like a camp in your village, school or panchayat, call 95093 02114 — we arrange them free of charge.
A Sabal Trust initiative
Sabal Nasha Mukti Kendra is Sabal Trust’s social-health initiative — with a single aim: that the right treatment and the right information reach everyone who needs them.
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Talking is the first step.
Whether it is for you or someone in your family — one confidential call can show the way.
Next step — do not wait
Reading is the first step; treatment is the second. Find a government or recognised centre in your district, or talk to us directly — everything stays confidential.
Sabal Trust
Registration no.: 558
Sakatpura, Kota, Rajasthan — 324008, India
Email: sabaltrust06@gmail.com
Phone / WhatsApp: 95093 02114
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This website is for education and awareness and is not a substitute for medical advice. All health content is medically reviewed by Dr. Brij Kishor Saini, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry). 14446, 14416 and 108/112 are Government of India services, not operated by Sabal Trust. In any emergency call 108/112 first. The full website with many more guides is available in Hindi.