Freedom Drugs and HIV Programme is a creative and effective programme providing rehabilitation, integration and empowerment to drug addicts. It is probably the first and largest programme of its kind in Egypt and the Arab world. It was established in 1989. It now includes 56 Drug rehabilitation centres in Cairo, Giza, Alexandria, Sharkia, Beheira (Wady El Natroun), Kafr El Sheikh, Gharbia, Menoufia, Menia, Aswan and the Red Sea (Hurghada) that offer 2800 beds for the 3 to 6 months rehabilitation program. In addition Freedom runs an outreach and drop-in centre, two training centres and a large reclamation farm, the revenue of which is directed towards the rehabilitation costs of addicts who cannot pay. Freedom also has a scientific research department conducting original research in partnership with prestigious national and international bodies.

Freedom Research Department

Freedom Research Department was engaged in a number of research projects including the world renowned Biological Behavioral Surveillance Survey of 2006 and 2010 (BBSS). Freedom implemented the national survey applying the Response Driven Methodology, in partnership...

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Freedom Rehabilitation Department

The Freedom Drugs and HIV Programme is a creative and effective programme providing rehabilitation, integration and empowerment to drug addicts. It is probably the first and largest programme of its kind in Egypt and the Arab world. It was established in 1989.56 Drug...

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ISAACS Freedom Training Department

Freedom training department provides a 360-hour diploma in addictive behavior counseling to address the needs of trainees mainly from second and third world countries, who have a humongous problem with SUDs and other addictive behaviors yet with unfortunately very...

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Freedom Outreach Department

The Outreach Department in partnership with the Corporate Social Responsibility work of the leading pharmaceutical company Eva Pharma, runs a 36 beds Christian. 12-Step unit in the Pyramids Gardens District.HIV Prevention among IDUs (Intravenous Drug Users) Based in...

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