In our client management model, recovery is an ultimate goal at every stage of the treatment continuum, at every stage of the disorder and across a variety of settings; from low threshold outreach services to intensive inpatient or residential treatment. This model is in line with the UNODC model, 2014 At each chapter, patients may require different services and interventions at different points in their recovery journey, and it is important to ensure the continuity of treatment and care services and recovery management. In other words, when one chapter ends another begins. Our treatment services are based on the sustained recovery management model, like any other drug dependence treatment services, excluding life-endangering emergency situations, we believe that treatment should be voluntary and aim to minimize disruption for the person in treatment. Despite recovery being the ultimate goal of treatment, we recognize that drug use disorders often take the course of chronic and relapsing disorders and that patients may repeatedly require the network of treatment services for adequate support and positive treatment outcomes.

Our solution will aim to improve the health and quality of the life of people with drug use disorders and mental health problems with the ultimate objective being to help individuals achieve recovery to the extent possible. Specifically, treatment goals will include to: