AAS Foundation is a private non-profit organisation, in Karachi, that provides treatment, rehabilitation and aftercare focused toward street-children and adults (male/female) suffering from alcohol, substance addiction, trauma and abuse.
To be a leading authority in the field of addiction and its related subjects, within Pakistan; and to be internationally recognised as providers of treatment, education.
The Foundation (formerly known as AAS Trust) runs 10 rehabilitation and aftercare centres in Karachi, Lahore and Gilgit. These rehabilitation units are comfortable and secure, for each of the areas is monitored via security and surveillance systems. Our services include fulltime, residential primary treatment and aftercare for adults and underprivileged children. These units help recovered patients to educate themselves, develop their skills, and find employment.
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