Dr V B Patil Foundation , India
Tackles the root causes of addiction and promote lasting recovery using evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and motivational enhancement therapy

Muktangan Rehabilitation Center, Pune
Social Operation I
Sahachari is a support group for the wives and/or mothers of the addicts.
Social Operation II
Sahajeevan group focuses on issues like demands and expectations, love, dealing with disagreements & disputes, sensible parenting, problems of intimacy

Austria
Vienna NGO Committee on Drugs (VNGOC)

Canada
Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction
JACS Toronto
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

We are looking at programmes which may or may not be directed to anti addiction.
Will take care of this by 13th October 2026

Kripa Foundation

Ladli Foundation

Kenya
Blue Cross Kenya
Stowelink Organization

Pakistan

Karim Khan Afridi Welfare Foundation (KKAWF)

Sweden
World Federation Against Drugs (WFAD) /

Switzerland
Dianova
In recent years we have witnessed a proliferation of new patterns of substance use and at-risk behaviour among young people



International Blue Cross (IBC)

United Kingdom
Harm Reduction International
International Society of Substance Use Professionals (ISSUP)


United States
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.)
Cenikor Foundation
Hope Haven
SMART Recovery






Lithuania
Eurasian Harm Reduction Association

India
Social programmes in India are shared districtwise.

On the index page of that district, we share NGOs and NGO Brands in the district.

In India, there are many NGOs which do not have official website, so we share either links to the official site (wherever possible) or name. While we know that many NGOs work in more than one district, we share the district where the NGO is registered.

In the social programmes, we first share the district with link to it and then the NGO in that district where it has programmes but if the NGO works in more than half the districts of any particular state, we share the state. In case of UTs, we share districts.

We share programmes of NGOs, Funding Agencies, Corporate Foundation, Philanthropists and their organisations, celebrities and their organisations, colleges where students volunteer with an NGO or clubs which help NGOs.

We do not share corporates issuewise because they are for profits.

We do not mention whether the organisation is NGO or funding agency or Corporate Foundation or philanthropic organisation or organisations started by celebrities because then the focus shifts from social programmes to organisation types and funding agencies can get unnecessary calls or emails because NGOs want funding.

While we do not cover political and religious issues, if an organisation works in any other social issue, we cover that organisation name with link to the related issue programme