Andhra Pradesh is widely known for its tourism dynasty. People from all over the place glorify the breathtaking views of temples here but little do they know is that the “Kohinoor of India” is losing its charm steadily. Andhra Pradesh's growing tryst with drugs and alcohol usage is leading the young generation on the wrong path. While a large number of citizens are falling prey to alcoholism and other substance abuse, Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) of Andhra Pradesh are trying their all-in to take control of the menace. Smoking pot and binge drinking are turning up to be a new progression for young minds. The growing substance abuse cases are causing serious health problems among the public. Many local authorities are taking the initiative and working after many schemes to introduce which will contribute to controlling the prevalence of drug abuse among adolescents. Andhra Pradesh's CM Jagan Mohan Reddy in addition to this initiative inaugurated 15 alcohol drug de-addiction centres in May this year. It is expected that there will be 25 nasha mukti kendra by the end of this year. The crowning accomplishment of this step is that all the patients would be treated free of costs here in these rehab centres. Choosing the right rehabilitation and treatment programme has always been a tough decision making task for the family of an addict. To make the decision easier, RehabPath ropes in as a helping hand and connects you with a safe and reliable drug and alcohol rehab centre. RehabPath operates as an independent resource and provides a comprehensive list of online resources and helps people locating de-addiction and rehabilitation centres nearby their place. In their Andhra Pradesh Recovery Directory, they provide accurate and reliable information on several de-addiction centres or drug and alcohol rehabs spread across Andhra Pradesh. You can also find unbiased information about more than 1,500 rehab centres across India in RehabPath’s directory.

Jhansi Mahila Mandali Deaddiction Centre

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