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      Analysis on The Role of Rehabilitation Centers and its Effects on The Reducation of Drug Addiction in Quetta City

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      Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention
      Journal of Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention

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          Narcotics have become a global problem and have assumed to be progressively serious issue internationally. World Health Organization (WHO) defined drugs as “any substance when consumed by the living organism may alter one or more functions. The treatment and rehabil-itation of drug addicts is long and painful journey from drug dependency to a healthy and drug-free lifestyle. Rehabilitation programmers are extremely costly and demand highly motivated people to take care of drug addicts in any given circumstances. In Pakistan, the majority of existing treatment and rehabilitation facilities provide detoxification services. The Detoxification and Rehabilitation Complex Quetta was established in 26 March 2009. The current study is qualitative in nature that seeks to find out the effects in reduction for drug addicts in Quetta City. The data was gathered by conducting interviews and Focus Group Discussion (FGD) among administrative staff, nurses and the family members of the rehabilitation center and the family members of addicts. Using statistical tools of Microsoft Office (Excel) the data derived from the interviews was analyzed. The result of the study indicated that problems like: lack of community support; easily available psychoactive drugs in the society; partial number of drug rehabilitation centers; lack of medicines in the rehabs; lack of doctors; etc. are the key factors that hinder the treatment process. A variety of supportive services for enhancing the rehabilitation process were found to be in practice These trainings include life skills training; job counseling; skills like shoe making, tailoring, electrical work; etc. Being an Islamic state, counseling through religious scholars is a common practice as to make the addicts realize and get ready to give up the drugs. The present study established that the medicinal drugs used in the treatment did affect the treat-ment. Most of the enrolled clients get fully well after completion of the treatment. The Detox and Rehab has been in action since 2009 and located in the outskirts of Quetta (Eastern-by-pass) and getting popularity among the masses for its treating and rehabilitation purposes.

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                Journal
                Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention
                cswhi
                Journal of Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention
                2222386X
                20769741
                March 30 2019
                March 18 2019
                March 30 2019
                March 18 2019
                : 10
                : 1
                : 48-58
                Article
                10.22359/cswhi_10_1_08
                6cfa4f4e-35f2-40e7-9298-1084840d913d
                © 2019

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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