Registered Social-Welfare NGO · Working Since 2021

Building a nasha mukt community — one family at a time.

Jeevan Foundation works across Uttar Pradesh in three areas: awareness and prevention in schools, colleges and villages; residential de-addiction treatment at our nasha mukti kendras in Agra and Firozabad; and long-term family support. Our awareness work is aligned with the goals of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan.

✦ Registered Social-Welfare NGO✦ Working since 2021✦ Psychiatrist-Led Clinical Care
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Our Mission

We believe substance dependence is a treatable condition — not a moral failure. Our work is to reach people before harm becomes permanent, treat those who need care with dignity rather than shame, and stand with families through the whole journey.

What We Do

Three pillars, one mission.

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Awareness & Prevention

Community sessions in schools, colleges, villages and public gatherings — teaching early warning signs, prevention and the truth about dependence, in plain Hindi. Prevention reaches people long before any centre can.

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Residential Treatment

Two residential nasha mukti kendras in Agra and Firozabad, running a structured 90-day programme under psychiatric supervision — CBT counselling, group therapy, yoga and daily routine.

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Family Support & Aftercare

Scheduled family counselling during treatment, honest progress updates, and a written relapse-prevention plan with follow-up contact after discharge. Recovery lasts when the whole home understands it.

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Our Work So Far

Five years, measured honestly.

50+Public Awareness Sessions
20+Schools & Colleges Covered
200+Villages Reached
10,000+People Attended Sessions
2,500+Residential Admissions
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Awareness & Prevention

Reaching people before harm becomes permanent.

Many families suffer silently for years — not from lack of love, but lack of correct information. Warning signs get mistaken for bad behaviour, and help arrives only after serious damage is done.

Our awareness sessions change that. We explain dependence in plain Hindi, help parents and teachers recognise early signs, and open conversations that are usually avoided. This work is aligned with the goals of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, and we conduct it free for schools, colleges and village communities.

  • Schools — age-appropriate sessions for students, with separate briefings for parents and teachers
  • Colleges — frank, judgement-free sessions on peer pressure, mental well-being and confidential help
  • Villages & communities — plain-language gatherings reaching families who rarely encounter accurate information
Inside Our Treatment

Ninety days. Four honest stages.

D 1–7

Arrive & Stabilise

Medical assessment, safe supervised settling-in, rest and nutrition — the body heals first.

D 8–30

Understand

Daily CBT counselling to understand triggers, patterns and the road ahead.

D 31–60

Rebuild

Routine, yoga, group therapy and family counselling — trust rebuilt on both sides.

D 61–90

Return Ready

Relapse-prevention planning and aftercare, so day 91 begins with confidence.

Why Families Trust Jeevan

Care that treats the person, not just the problem.

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Clinical, Not Casual

A consultant psychiatrist designs and supervises every resident’s care plan. Treatment here is a medical and human process, done properly.

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Dignity, Never Force

Supervised residential care built on respect. No punishment, no shame — a policy we do not bend on.

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An NGO, Not a Business

As a registered social-welfare organisation, our mission runs beyond fees. Nobody who calls us is turned away without honest guidance.

Areas We Serve

Working across western UP and beyond

Our awareness programmes and residential centres reach families across western Uttar Pradesh, eastern Rajasthan and northern Madhya Pradesh:

MathuraAligarh GwaliorBharatpur HathrasMainpuri EtahEtawahTundla ShikohabadDholpurDelhi-NCR
Common Questions

What families ask us most

What does Jeevan Foundation do?

Jeevan Foundation is a registered social-welfare NGO working in three areas: community awareness and prevention, residential de-addiction treatment at our centres in Agra and Firozabad, and family support with aftercare. We have been working since 2021.

Which is the best nasha mukti kendra in Agra?

Jeevan Foundation has run a residential de-addiction centre in Agra since 2021, now at our Chhalesar campus, with a second centre in Firozabad since 2023. Care is supervised by a consultant psychiatrist and delivered through a structured 90-day programme. Families are welcome to visit either campus before deciding.

Do you conduct awareness programmes in schools and villages?

Yes. We conduct awareness and prevention sessions in schools, colleges, villages and community gatherings across Agra, Firozabad and nearby districts, aligned with the goals of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan. Call 8755441444 to invite our team to your school, college or village.

How long is the residential treatment programme?

Our core residential programme runs for 90 days across four stages: stabilisation, understanding, rebuilding, and preparation for return home. The clinical team may recommend adjusting this after assessment.

How much does treatment cost?

Fees depend on the length of stay and the accommodation chosen. As a registered social-welfare NGO we keep costs honest and discuss the full fee structure openly with every family before admission. Call 8755441444 for current details.

Do you accept families from outside Agra and Firozabad?

Yes. Families regularly reach our centres from Mathura, Aligarh, Gwalior, Bharatpur, Hathras, Mainpuri, Etah, Etawah and Delhi-NCR. Both campuses are reachable by road within a few hours.

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