Narconon Blog
REABETSWE GALETLOLE
How Drugs Are Ravaging South Africa’s Major Cities
Beyond the immediate surge in crime, drug addiction is slowly dismantling the very fabric of our urban spaces. Public parks, once havens of recreation, become desolate territories claimed by addiction. Overburdened public services, stretched to their limits, struggle to maintain essential infrastructure, leaving our cities to decay.
Proof of Freedom: Narconon Africa Defeats Nyaope Addiction
For over a decade, its insidious grip held one man captive, turning him into a ghost haunting the urban shadows. Conventional treatments failed, leaving him lost in a relentless cycle of addiction, his life a testament to nyaope's unpredictable and deadly nature.
Narconon Africa Brings Vital Substance Abuse Awareness to Ikatisong Secondary School
The event was met with enthusiastic engagement from the learners, who actively participated in discussions and asked insightful questions. The presence of various stakeholders, including teachers and community leaders, further amplified the impact of the outreach, demonstrating a collective commitment to safeguarding the youth of Lethlabile.
Narconon Africa Joins “Ke Moja Men’s Dialogue” in Mmabatho, Championing Men’s Wellness
Narconon Africa’s participation in the “Ke Moja Men’s Dialogue” highlighted the organization’s commitment to working alongside community partners to address the root causes of substance abuse. By providing education and awareness, Narconon Africa aims to empower men to make informed choices and build healthier, more fulfilling lives. The event’s success demonstrated the power of community collaboration in fostering positive change and promoting men's wellness in Mmabatho.
Narconon Africa Takes to the Airwaves on Alex FM, Addressing Substance Abuse Crisis
Alex FM, a cornerstone of the Alexandra township, provided a powerful platform for Narconon Africa to reach residents directly. The interview served as a timely intervention, addressing the pressing issue of substance abuse that affects countless lives within the community.
Student Dennis Embraces Sobriety at Narconon Africa
Dennis’s journey hasn’t been easy. Like many who struggle with addiction, he’s faced challenges and setbacks. But his decision to come to Narconon Africa represents a turning point, a commitment to finally breaking free from the cycle of addiction.
Turning 61 and Turning a Corner
He’s not just celebrating birthdays; he's celebrating a new chapter in his life, filled with promise and the potential for a brighter future. His journey is an inspiration to others struggling with addiction, a reminder that recovery is possible, no matter your age or background.
There Is Hope for Women in Addiction Recovery
The struggle with drug and alcohol addiction is a deeply personal battle and it affects individuals across all demographics. In South Africa, women face unique challenges in their journey to recovery, often encountering barriers that their male counterparts don’t.
Shielding Your Sobriety
Maintaining sobriety is a remarkable achievement, a testament to your strength and commitment. However, the journey doesn’t end with completing a drug rehabilitation program. Navigating the real world, with its inherent social pressures, peer influences, and particularly the festive season, presents unique challenges to your hard-won recovery.
Addiction and Trauma? Unraveling the Connection
Narconon Africa’s drug rehabilitation program is designed to provide long-term recovery. We don’t just focus on the immediate problem of substance abuse; we focus on the individual.