AAS Foundation currently operates seven rehabilitation centres in Karachi, one in Lahore and Gilgit each. All centres are secure, comfortable, and monitored through advanced security and surveillance systems. Our services include full-time residential treatment, aftercare, and skill development programs for both adults and underprivileged children. These units support recovered patients in continuing their education, developing vocational skills, and finding employment.
Children’s Primary Unit
To be a leading authority in the field of addiction and its related subjects, within Pakistan; and to be internationally recognized as providers of treatment, education.
Children Half-way House
Children Halfway House (CHH) is a residential facility accommodating up to 35 children for a rehabilitation program of up to one year, providing structured care, education, and vocational training.
Children’s School House
Provides formal education and skill-building opportunities, supporting progressive growth for counselee children.
AAS Recovery Centre
ARC provides a safe and secure environment to full-paying clients, who suffer from substance abuse, but want to reenter society as empowered, healthy individuals.
Adult Primary Unit
Three Adult Primary Units (APUs) are operational in Karachi, Lahore, and Gilgit. Each unit delivers a structured three month detoxificationcumrehabilitation program, which serves as the primary treatment pathway for patients.
Adult Half-way House
Accommodates both residential and day-care adult clients, providing group therapy and counselling sessions.
Female Centre
Pakistan’s first dedicated treatment centre for young girls and women affected by trauma, abuse, and the resulting vulnerability to substance use disorders and addiction. This centre provides exclusive, gender-specific services designed to meet the unique needs of female patients.
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The Night shelter provides a safe place to destitute children so that they can spend their nights comfortably. They also enjoy breakfast in the morning, and have the liberty to avail new clothes.