Who We Are
Jeevan Foundation is a social welfare organization focused on addressing substance addiction through awareness, prevention, and responsible rehabilitation. We believe that meaningful change begins with education and early intervention, which is why community outreach and awareness programs form a core part of our work.
Alongside awareness initiatives, we support individuals and families affected by substance dependence through structured residential rehabilitation and ethical care practices. Our approach is guided by dignity, honesty, and social responsibility, with the aim of contributing to healthier individuals, families, and communities.
Our Programs
We run structured rehabilitation and awareness programs designed to support
individuals and families affected by addiction.
Jeevan Foundation Nasha Mukti Kendra Firozabad
Our Firozabad rehabilitation center focuses on psychological counselling,
recovery planning, and long-term support to help individuals overcome
substance dependence and rebuild their lives. Residential De-addiction facility Operational since 2023.
Awareness Programs under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan
We conduct community and family awareness programs under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan to educate people about
addiction, prevention, mental well-being, and the importance of early intervention and support. We focus on Schools, Colleges, and other effective places. like community gatherings.
Jeevan Foundation Nasha Mukti Kendra Agra
Our Agra center provides structured de-addiction and rehabilitation services,
including counselling, discipline-based recovery programs, and continuous
monitoring in a safe and supportive environment. Residential De-addiction facility Operational since 2021.
Our Core Values
- Dignity: Every individual deserves respect, regardless of their condition.
- Honesty: Transparent practices with families and stakeholders.
- Innovation: Continuous improvement in treatment, care methods and awareness means.
Take the First Step Towards Recovery and Awareness
Addiction affects not only the individual but also the entire family and society. Many people continue to suffer silently due to lack of correct awareness, guidance, and timely support. At Jeevan Foundation, we believe that recovery begins with the right understanding and responsible action.
Addiction Is Not a Personal Failure – It Is a Treatable Condition
Substance dependence is a health and behavioral issue, not a moral weakness. With proper counselling, structured rehabilitation, and continuous support, long-term recovery is possible. Our approach focuses on dignity, honesty, and evidence-based care rather than punishment or isolation.
Awareness Today Can Prevent Lifelong Damage
Through awareness programs in schools, villages, and communities, we work to identify early warning signs of addiction and mental health concerns. Early awareness not only prevents severe addiction but also protects families from emotional, social, and financial breakdown.
Guidance, Awareness, and Rehabilitation Under One Roof
Jeevan Foundation operates as an NGO-led Nasha Mukti Kendra in Agra and Firozabad, offering a balanced model of awareness, counselling, and residential rehabilitation. Whether you are seeking information, help for a loved one, or community awareness programs, our team is here to guide you responsibly.
What Families and Communities Say
Real experiences shared by families, individuals, and community members who have interacted with Jeevan Foundation through rehabilitation and awareness initiatives.
Family
“The counselling helped us understand addiction as a health and social issue. The team focused on awareness and responsibility, not fear or pressure.”
— Family Member (Agra)
Recovered individual
“I was treated with dignity. The structured routine and awareness sessions helped me understand my behaviour and take control of recovery.”
— Recovered Individual
Awareness Program
“The awareness program explained addiction in simple language. Parents and youth were able to openly discuss issues usually ignored.”
— S.R.P. Vidya Mandir School
– Names have been withheld to protect privacy and dignity.