Rehabilitation Centers in Karachi

Are you or your loved one ready to change? Are you suffering from any kind of addiction? If you are looking for help, here you will find the available rehabilitation centers in Karachi for drug addicts.

If you have anyone suffering from drug addiction, I suggest taking them to any reputable rehab facility immediately. Take addiction as an illness, and don’t let your loved ones suffer.

Despite the numerous efforts of our law enforcement agencies, drugs of different kinds endlessly pour into the country. Drugs see no age, gender, or religion, they victimize all equally around the globe. Today, the drug trade has become a multi-billion-dollar industry.

Hundreds of millions of lives around the globe are being affected. Even though there are rehabilitation centers to help such victims, they may lose the battle before time.

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United Nations Office Report on Drug Abuse

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Pakistan has 6.7 million drug users. More than 4 million of these are addicts. Abuse of cannabis and heroin is rife in the country, and the drugs are extremely cheap and easy to get. Most of the drugs come from Afghanistan. UNODC calculates that more than 800,000 Pakistanis aged between 15 and 64 use heroin regularly. It is also estimated that up to 44 tons of processed heroin are consumed annually in Pakistan—a rate of use twice or three times that of America’s. A further 110 tons of heroin and morphine from neighboring Afghanistan are trafficked through Pakistan to international markets. Furthermore, Pakistan’s illegal drug trade is believed to generate up to $2 billion a year

The number of drug (Cannabis) users is particularly high in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, which neighbors Afghanistan, where close to 11 percent of the population is hooked on drugs (mainly Cannabis) In 2013, the number of drug users in Balochistan was 280,000. In Punjab and Sindh, heroin and opium users are significantly higher than in other parts of the country. The use of heroin and opium is widespread in rural areas of Punjab and Sindh.

The number of injection drug users in Punjab has also increased sharply in recent years. In 2007, Pakistan had an estimated 90,000 injecting drug users, but the number had risen to around 500,000 by 2014. This increase has also been accompanied by an increase in HIV positivity. According to research, in 2005, about 11 percent of Pakistani drug users were HIV positive. That number had risen to 40 percent in 2011.

Types of Drugs in Pakistan

There are different types of drugs, and they are further classified as well as given many street names. Illegal drugs are placed into 3 classes internationally: A, B, or C. This is broadly based on the harm they may cause, either to the user or to society, when they are misused.

Class A Drugs in Pakistan

1. Heroin (Diamorphine)
2. Cocaine
3. Methadone
4. Ecstasy
5. LSD
6. Magic Mushroom

Class B Drugs in Pakistan

1. Amphetamines
2. Methamphetamines
3. Barbiturates
4. Cannabis
5. Cathinone

Class C Drugs In Pakistan

1. Benzodiazepines
2. GHB/GBL
3. Ketamine
4. Anabolic Steroids
5. Benzylpiperazine

Cheap and Unclassified Drugs in Pakistan

1. Petrol
2. Paint Thinners
3. Paint
4. Diesel
5. Glue (SAMADBOND) 

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Don’t let your loved ones suffer alone; don’t let them fall prey to any drugs. Help them by taking them to the professionals available in the rehabilitation center. Below are the available rehabilitation centers in Karachi.

REHABILITATION CENTERS IN KARACHI

AAS Recovery Center (ARC)

ARC is a state-of-the-art residential addiction rehabilitation center. It provides five-star treatment in a luxurious and therapeutic environment. It holds over 15 years of experience in the treatment, rehabilitation, and aftercare of addicts.

ARC, a treatment center, was launched by the AAS Trust, a non-profit organization in Pakistan that provides treatment, rehabilitation, and aftercare to street children and underprivileged adults suffering from substance addiction.

Treatment for children, which, in addition to counseling and medical treatment, includes housing, food, clothes, and foster care, is free. While adults admitted to the centers pay a subsidized rate of PKR 14,000 per month, which covers their food and lodging costs, the counseling and treatment costs are borne by the Trust

ARC provides personalized and quality treatment for substance addiction and co-occurring addictive behaviors. Substances include, but are not limited to:

1. Alcohol
2. Illicit drugs (opiates, cocaine, cannabis, and crystal meth)
3. Prescription drugs and benzodiazepines (painkillers and tranquilizers such as Xanax, and Valium)

How to Contact ARC Rehab Center

• 15-C, Block-6, PECHS, Karachi
• (92) 213-4391521-24,25
• (92) 0315-2741385
• Head Office: Plot No. 8-C, Old Sunset Boulevard, Commercial Street Phase 2, DHA, Karachi
• 021-35880312
• http://www.aasrecoverycenter.org/

Ibtida Drug Rehabilitation Center

Ibtida has been working with drug addicts since 1984. Ibtida in Urdu from the beginning. The program helps people of all faiths to come off drugs, believing the best way to stay drug-free is through transformed lives. The government and private sector place their emphasis on providing detoxification services. Ibtida offers a new approach to drug abuse, emphasizing community-based rehabilitation and a spiritual response to their message of repentance.

‘We find that more and more addicts respond to our message of repenting from the sin of drug-taking, whether they are Christian, Muslim or Hindu,’ says Philip Simpson. ‘We pray in Jesus’ name and people recognize the power of his name, whatever their faith.’ Many who have come off drugs with Ibtida say that prayer is more powerful than medicine. ‘We know that most drug addicts will stop taking drugs for a short while, and then start taking drugs again. We aim to work with people until they are strong in their new life.’

How to Contact Ibtida Drug Rehabilitation Center

• Fatima Jinnah Rd, Civil Lines, Karachi
• (92) 21 35660901

New Horizon Care Center (NHCC) is a non-profit organization committed to providing drug treatment, rehabilitation, and financial assistance to poor patients with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and their families. New Horizons Care Centre (NHCC) is the very first treatment & rehabilitation center of Pakistan providing Free treatment, rehabilitation, after-care, and follow-up services to patients with substance use Disorder. Moreover, NHCC has been working on the treatment of women and their rehabilitation, HIV Prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of street children, etc. It’s also a drug abuse prevention organization that develops and promotes strategies, policies, and healthy lifestyles, enhances positive attitudes, improves life skills, and empowers individuals to reduce illegal drug use, drug addiction, crimes, and drug-related injuries.

How to Contact New Horizon Care Center

• Plot No. B-17, Block-1, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi
• 021-5404964
• info@nhccpk.com

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This article was last updated on March 1, 2024

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