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People and community support
HEALTH • RECOVERY • REHABILITATION

Drug De-addiction & Recovery

We promote awareness, early support, professional treatment, rehabilitation and social reintegration without stigma.

ISSUES WE CAN RECEIVE

What can you approach AURA CLARION about?

We receive concerns for listening, general awareness, documentation support and responsible referral. The competent authority or qualified professional decides the legal or clinical outcome.

Issue / concernRelevant law, route or forumHow AURA CLARION can help
Alcohol or drug dependence affecting a personQualified medical providers, recognised rehabilitation services and applicable public health programmesNon-judgmental information, support and referral.
Relapse or recovery support needHealthcare, counselling and recognised recovery servicesEncouragement, practical information and referral.
A child or young person affected by substance useChild-protection, health and rehabilitation servicesSafeguarding-conscious support and referral.
Overdose or immediate medical dangerEmergency medical services and nearest appropriate healthcare facilityImmediate emergency referral; AURA does not provide emergency treatment.
WHAT WE DO

From concern to recovery

Listen without stigma

Families and individuals can approach us for awareness and referral information.

Connect to professionals

We encourage assessment and treatment through qualified doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists and recognised rehabilitation services.

Family support

Education on relapse prevention, safe boundaries, treatment adherence and supportive reintegration.

Safeguard dignity

No public shaming, forced disclosure or unqualified treatment claims. Emergencies go to competent services.

Legal and professional boundary: AURA CLARION does not prescribe medicines, conduct detoxification, operate an unlicensed rehabilitation facility or replace medical care. The Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 recognises rights including access to mental healthcare, confidentiality, community living and protection from abuse. The applicable treatment pathway must be determined by qualified professionals.