ASSESSMENT OF REHABILITATION CENTRES IN THE CONTEXT OF DRUG DE-ADDICTION

K. Manitombi Devi

No 2015-03-01, Working papers from Voice of Research

Abstract: Drug addiction is one of the phenomenons of human pollution in society, which is an alarming situation in the state of Manipur. Not only the young boys and girls, many matured and distinguish persons of social status groups in the adult members of the society had also been found addicted day by day. Due to drug addiction and alcoholism, many precious life of the young and adult have been killed during last three decades and also the victims of HIV/AIDS have increasing in an alarming rate in the state. Many wives, children and persons have been becoming living death. For controlling these situations many social activists, social reformers and ONGs have made various attempts to eradicate the problems. They also establish many de-addiction centers for drug addition in the state under the funding of central government. Here, the investigator tried to find out strong and weak points of the different de-addiction centers that how far these centers tried to normalize the lives of addicted persons. And also tried to find out some to the remedial measures to improve the functions of the said centers for the welfare of the state as well as nation. Key words: Drug addiction, HIV/AIDS, Rehabilitation centers, Relapse and recovery

Date: 2015-03
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