Global Drug Crisis Deepens, Alyana Sparks Hope

Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], April 22: Despite decades of awareness campaigns and interventions, the global fight against drug and alcohol addiction continues to face uphill challenges. According to recent data, an estimated 35 million people worldwide suffer from drug use disorders, yet only one in seven individuals receives the treatment they need. This stark gap underlines a deeply rooted crisis that affects not only individuals but also the broader socio-economic fabric of society.

Substance addiction—whether to drugs or alcohol—has evolved into a widespread lifestyle issue, transcending borders, cultures, and income levels.

India, too, is grappling with a severe and growing drug problem. Drawing on national surveys and population data, it’s estimated that 62.5 million people in India use alcohol, 8.75 million use cannabis, 2 million use opiates, and around 600,000 rely on sedatives or hypnotics. These numbers paint a grim picture of a nation in urgent need of effective rehabilitation programs.

In this challenging landscape, Alyana Rehabilitation Foundation, based in Kolkata, West Bengal, stands out as a beacon of hope. Founded in 2007 by Mr. Avijit Roy, Alyana has emerged as one of India’s premier rehabilitation centers, known for its exceptionally high recovery rates and compassionate approach to addiction treatment.

An ISO-certified organization, Alyana boasts a robust infrastructure and a dedicated team of highly trained doctors, psychologists, and support staff. The foundation emphasizes a treatment philosophy grounded in love, empathy, and individualized care, which has helped transform thousands of lives.

Situated in a serene and peaceful area of Kolkata, Alyana provides a therapeutic environment that promotes healing and personal growth. Over the years, Mr. Roy’s unwavering dedication has earned him numerous accolades, recognizing his efforts in creating positive change and giving renewed hope to those struggling with addiction.

While the global recovery rate for drug and alcohol addiction remains alarmingly low, success stories like Alyana Rehabilitation Foundation serve as vital examples of what committed leadership and compassionate care can achieve. As the world continues to search for sustainable solutions, the work being done at Alyana offers a model that could inspire similar initiatives worldwide.

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