Ayodhya Nasha Mukti Kendra — confidential care, daily rhythm, and a team your family can trust. Call 8004624817.
A structured day is built to support recovery — with regular counselling, yoga, physical activity, wholesome food, and rest.
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People join creative, enjoyable, and group activities that keep them engaged, let them express themselves positively, and help build good habits.
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During the stay, personal and group sessions offer clear guidance, encouragement, and a positive, supportive atmosphere.
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A quiet room. How long this has gone on, what changed at home — that is where hope begins.
Learn More →People share experiences together. Listeners walk the same path of recovery.
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Morning to evening has a clear rhythm — yoga, talk, rest. Steady days, calmer minds.
Learn More →Parents and spouses stay in the process. Without family, this work is incomplete.
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After returning home, courage and livelihood both need practice — we help prepare.
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Leaving the centre is not the end. The phone stays open for the household.
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Since 2022, Ayodhya Nashamukti Foundation has run Ayodhya Nasha Mukti Kendra on Deokali road, near Beniganj, Shahjahanpur. Families come when alcohol or substance use has worn the household down.
This is not a hospital. Here you find confidential talk, a daily rhythm, counselling, and a doctor’s guidance. We also stand with homes facing hunger, poverty, or unemployment.
Here people stay for alcohol and substance recovery — with counselling and family sittings. The aim is one: a healthier new life for your loved ones. The first step is simple: call 8004624817 or visit Deokali road.
Read Our Story →President Harsh Singh. Call 8004624817 or visit Deokali road. The first conversation starts here — without pressure.
Harsh Singh — President
Counsellor Simran Kasaudhan. After listening to the family’s concerns, sessions are planned — with confidentiality.
Simran Kasaudhan — Counsellor
Dr. Gaurav Shrivtastav is associated with the centre. Medical guidance here; acute illness needs a hospital first.
Dr. Gaurav Shrivtastav — Doctor
[PLACEHOLDER] Sample stories below — replace with real family testimonials when available.
We were exhausted, yet the first talk brought calm. Our son was not blamed — the family was kept involved.
We feared the story would spread. Here we found privacy and counselling. Hope returned to our home.
Daily routine and the doctor's advice brought steadiness. We did not walk alone — family stayed at every step.
For months we only argued at home. One calm sitting here taught us how to speak without blame — and how to hope again.
We came unsure and left with a clear next step. Harsh Singh listened first; no pressure to admit the same day.
After the stay, the same number stayed open for us. Knowing we could call again gave the whole house courage.
Call for free counselling, message on WhatsApp, or visit Deokali road. No form is required just to ask.
