Nasha Mukti Kendra in Mumbai
About Jagruti’s Nasha Mukti Kendra in Mumbai
Written & Medically Reviewed By:
Dr. Nimisha H Nair, Consultant Psychiatrist (MBBS, DPM Psychiatry), with over 7+ years of experience
Last Updated: 29 July 2026
For over four years, Jagruti's Nasha Mukti Kendra in Malad East has helped Mumbai families who are struggling with a loved one's addiction. We opened our doors in 2022 and built a 55-bed centre right here in Malad East. Our facility offers a calm, supportive environment for recovery, while remaining accessible for family visits.
For us, nasha mukti means true freedom: not just freedom from a substance, but freedom from the shame, isolation, and the endless cycle of dependence that keeps a person trapped. Here in Jagruti's Malad East Nasha Mukti Kendra, we practice that freedom through a structured, peer-supported recovery journey. It is a space where individuals rebuild their days, their relationships, and their sense of self alongside others who truly understand what they are going through.
Jagruti's Nasha Mukti Kendra in Mumbai is part of the same clinical network as our rehabilitation centre in Mumbai, so families who also need psychiatrist-led or dual-diagnosis support have that option within the same trusted network.
Call for a confidential conversation with our admission team.
Call Now→Our Mumbai Kendra - Facilities & Environment
Looking for a Nasha Mukti Kendra in Mumbai?
Searching for a nasha mukti kendra in Mumbai often means asking one question first: is this place actually licensed, or just calling itself a nasha mukti kendra? Mumbai has no shortage of places that use the term, but not all of them have the structure, the credentials, or the genuine recovery programme to back it up. When you are looking for a private nasha mukti kendra in Mumbai for someone you love, that question becomes urgent.
Here is what to check, whether you choose us or not:
1. Government Recognition and Licensing
Is the kendra actually registered under Maharashtra State Excise Department rules and NDPS Act compliance, or does it just use the term informally? Ask to see the licence. A genuine de-addiction facility in Mumbai should be able to show you proof without hesitation.
2. Structured Programme, Not Just Detox
Does treatment go beyond medical withdrawal to include a full recovery structure? A residential nasha mukti kendra should offer 12-step work, peer support, counselling, and family involvement as part of the recovery journey, not just detox and discharge.
3. Cost Transparency
Will you get a full written cost breakdown before admission, or are you given vague figures that change later? Any trusted private nasha mukti kendra in Mumbai should put everything in writing upfront, including room type, programme duration, and medical costs.
4. Aftercare and Community Support
Does the kendra connect patients to ongoing peer support in Mumbai after discharge, or does it just hand over a discharge summary? Recovery does not end at discharge. Look for a plan.
5. Family Involvement
Are families included through structured sessions, or kept at a distance? Addiction affects the entire household. A good nasha mukti centre in Mumbai will have regular family sessions built into the programme, not offered as an afterthought.
6. Facility and Environment
Ask to see the actual facility, not just photographs. Any daru mukti kendra in Mumbai can show you beautiful pictures online. What matters is what the space actually looks like when you walk through the doors. Is it clean, calm, and dignified? Can you see where your loved one will eat, sleep, and spend their days?
7. Walk-In and Crisis Access
Can a family arrive without a scheduled appointment if the situation is urgent? Addiction does not wait for convenient hours. A vyasan mukti kendra in Mumbai that truly understands the crisis will have a policy for families who need to act immediately.
8. Reviews from Real Families
Look for testimonials with specifics: the Mumbai locality, the outcome, the timeframe. Generic praise tells you very little. Real reviews mention where the family came from, what the journey looked like, and what actually happened after treatment ended.
Connect with one of the best nasha mukti kendra in Mumbai.
Call Now→Why Families in Mumbai Trust Jagruti Nasha Mukti Kendra
For families in Mumbai, choosing a nasha mukti kendra is one of the most important decisions they will ever make. At Jagruti's Malad East centre, we have supported countless individuals and families across Mumbai, offering a structured, transparent, and community-driven approach that has earned the trust of families across the city. Here is why Mumbai families continue to choose us.
Serving Mumbai Families Since 2022
Government-Recognised Kendra
55 Beds at Our Malad East Kendra
Structured 12-Step and Peer Recovery Model
Transparent Costs, No Hidden Fees
Family-Inclusive Recovery
What Is a Nasha Mukti Kendra?
The term "Nasha Mukti Kendra" translates to "freedom from intoxication centre", a place where individuals receive help to break free from substance dependence. In India, these centres have become the most widely recognised name for addiction recovery facilities, particularly in communities where the term "rehabilitation" can feel distant or clinical. A genuine nasha mukti kendra offers structured care that goes beyond just stopping substance use; it provides counselling, peer support, and a pathway to rebuild a life without dependence.
What distinguishes a licensed private nasha mukti kendra from an informal one is accountability. An unregulated centre may offer a bed and call itself a kendra, but a licensed facility operates under state excise department rules, follows structured recovery programmes, and provides transparent cost disclosure. In Maharashtra, districts including Mumbai are covered under NMBA, with Integrated Rehabilitation Centres for Addicts (IRCAs) operating across the state.
Looking for a licensed nasha mukti centre? Call +91 9822207761 for guidance.
Call Now→Addictions We Treat at This Kendra
At Jagruti's Nasha Mukti Kendra in Malad East, we treat the full spectrum of addictions that affect individuals and families across Mumbai. Our approach is comprehensive, addressing both substance dependencies and behavioural compulsions that disrupt lives, relationships, and daily functioning.
Substance Addictions We Treat
- Alcohol (Dependence on alcohol in any form)
- Drug addiction (Heroin, cocaine, MDMA and other illicit substances)
- Cannabis and marijuana (Regular or dependent use of cannabis products)
- Prescription drug misuse (Dependency on sleep aids, painkillers, or stimulants prescribed for medical use)
- Inhalants (Glue, paint thinner, and other inhalant substances)
- Nicotine and tobacco (Cigarette, chewing tobacco, or other tobacco product dependence)
Our de-addiction centre in Mumbai provides structured programmes for each of these substance use disorders, with detox protocols tailored to the specific substance involved.
Behavioural Addictions We Treat
- Gambling (Compulsive betting despite negative consequences)
- Gaming (Excessive video gaming that interferes with daily life)
- Shopping (Compulsive spending and purchasing behaviour)
- Food (Binge eating or other compulsive eating patterns)
- Pornography (Dependent viewing that disrupts relationships and functioning)
- Work (Compulsive overwork at the expense of health and relationships)
- Self-harm-linked compulsive behaviour (Repetitive actions driven by emotional distress)
These behavioural addictions are treated through the same 12-step and peer-supported framework that guides our substance addiction programmes, helping individuals regain control over their impulses and rebuild balanced lives.
Addiction Patterns by Age Group
For younger adults: Early substance use among younger adults in Mumbai often begins with peer-driven exposure to party drugs, prescription stimulant misuse, or cannabis use. These patterns respond well to early intervention before dependency deepens. Many young adults arrive at our residential nasha mukti kendra in Mumbai after years of escalating use that began socially but gradually took over their lives.
For senior citizens: Addiction in older adults often develops differently. Long-term alcohol dependence built up over decades, or dependency on prescription sleep aids and painkillers, sometimes worsened by isolation and retirement. At Jagruti, we understand that recovery for older adults requires patience, sensitivity, and a recognition that their addiction patterns are deeply embedded in life circumstances.
If an underlying health condition is identified, our clinical team coordinates care accordingly.
Concerned about a loved one? Call or Book a Visit.
Call Now→Our Recovery Programme at This Kendra
Every recovery journey at Jagruti's Malad East centre starts with a family's or individual's decision to seek help. What follows is a structured, peer-supported programme designed to help individuals break free from dependence and rebuild their lives. Our programmes are tailored to each person's needs, not forced into generic labels.
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Medically Supervised Detox
Residential Programme
The 12-Step and Peer Recovery Structure
- Individual Counselling
- Group Therapy
- Family Therapy
- CBT-Based Relapse Prevention Therapy
- Psychoeducation
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
Family Programme
Reach out to us and we will help you find the right path for your loved one.
Call Now→Understanding Treatment Costs at Our Mumbai Kendra
If you are searching for a nasha mukti kendra in Mumbai, cost is often one of the first questions on your mind. Treatment costs in this city vary widely. Budget or unregulated kendras may charge very little, but they often lack qualified staff, structured programmes, or proper licensing. Mid-range private kendras offer better care with more transparency, while premium residential facilities can cost significantly more.
At Jagruti's Malad East centre, we believe families should never have to guess what they are paying for. Monthly treatment costs range from ₹80,000 to ₹2,00,000, depending on the room type and programme duration. This covers medical detox, psychiatrist consultations, counselling, nursing care, meals, and therapeutic activities. Every family receives a complete written cost breakdown before admission, covering room type, programme duration, and any medical costs.
To get a clear, accurate quote for your situation, call our admission team at +91 9822207761. They will walk you through the options and provide a written estimate before any commitment is made.
Meet the Team at Mumbai Kendra
Drishti Desai
Aasna Dasadia
Raveena Chauhan
Swetleena Roy
Daily Routine at Jagruti Nasha Mukti Kendra
6:00 - 6:30 AM
Wake up
7:00 - 7:30 AM
Tea / Coffee
7:30 - 8:30 AM
Yoga and Meditation
9:00 - 9:30 AM
Breakfast
10:30 - 11:30 AM
Group Therapy
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Lunch
2:00 - 4:00 PM
Counselling
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Tea & Activities
5:00 - 6:00 PM
Outdoor Fun
7:30 - 8:30 PM
Dinner
How Families in Mumbai Can Start the Nasha Mukti Journey
If you are reading this, you are likely carrying a heavy weight. Many families reach out when they are exhausted and unsure of what to do next. That is why we keep our admission line open 24 hours a day.
How to Reach Jagruti Mumbai
You can connect with us in three ways:
- Call or WhatsApp - Speak directly to us at +91 9822207761. Available 24/7.
- Fill out the enquiry form - One of our team members will call you back soon.
- Visit the centre - Walk into our Malad East centre at Sushmita Building, Manchubhai Road, near the railway station. Walk-ins without a prior appointment are accepted. If the situation is urgent, come directly.
What to Expect During Your First Visit
You will be welcomed by our Centre Manager, Mr. Nikhil, shown around, and given time to ask questions. There is no pressure to decide on the spot.
What to Bring If Admission Happens the Same Day
- Identity proof (Aadhaar, voter ID, or passport)
- Medical records from previous treatment, if available
- List of current medications with dosages
- Two sets of comfortable clothes, toiletries, and slippers
- Mobile phone (kept safely during detox, returned for scheduled calls)
Please do not bring substances, sharp objects, or outside food. These are not permitted inside the centre.
Our admission team is ready to guide you. Call +91 9822207761.
Call Now→Aftercare and Recovery Community in Mumbai
Recovery does not stop when someone walks out of our centre. It continues at home, in daily life, and in the small moments that follow. That is why we stay involved long after discharge. At Jagruti's Nasha Mukti Kendra in Mumbai, aftercare is not an afterthought; it is the centrepiece of our approach.
Before Discharge: What You Can Expect
Every patient leaves our Malad East centre with a personalised relapse prevention plan. This is not a generic document. It is built around their specific triggers, their support system, and the challenges they are most likely to face when they return to their daily lives in Mumbai.
Follow-Up Calls
Our team makes follow-up calls at 30, 60, and 90 days after discharge. These calls are not just formalities. We check in on medication, look for early signs of trouble, and make adjustments to the plan if something is not working. Families can reach the same clinical team during this period without having to start over with someone new.
Family Involvement After Discharge
Families can continue counselling for up to three months after discharge at our Malad East Nasha Mukti centre. Families who stay engaged in counselling during this time see much better outcomes and lower relapse rates.
Relapse and Re-Admission Policy
Relapse is a sign that the recovery plan needs to be adjusted. It is not a reason to lose hope. If this happens, families can call our 24-hour admission line directly. For patients who have completed our programme before, we offer rapid re-admission, often within 24 hours. We will create a focused plan that addresses what triggered the relapse and helps bring recovery back on track.
For families seeking community support after treatment, Mumbai has a strong recovery network with active AA and NA groups meeting regularly across the city and its suburbs [1], [2]. These groups offer free, anonymous, peer-led support for anyone committed to staying sober.
Recovery is a long journey, and you do not have to walk it alone. Call to learn more about our aftercare support.
Call Now→Reaching Our Mumbai Kendra from Nearby Areas
Families often ask us how far our Malad East centre is from their part of Mumbai. Whether you are coming from Andheri, Navi Mumbai, or further out, here is what you need to know about reaching us.
| From Area | Distance | Best Option | Approx Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goregaon | ~5 km | Self-drive or cab via Link Road/Western Express Highway; direct local train to Malad station also available | 10-15 mins |
| Borivali | ~7 km | Self-drive or cab via Western Express Highway; direct local train to Malad station also available | 20 mins |
| Andheri | ~10 km | Self-drive or cab via Western Express Highway; direct local train to Malad station also available | 20-30 mins |
| Mira Road | ~14 km | Self-drive or cab via Western Express Highway; direct local train to Malad station also available | 20-40 mins |
| Thane | ~25 km | We also have a dedicated centre in Thane | 25-35 mins |
| Navi Mumbai | ~34 km | We also have a dedicated centre in Navi Mumbai | 30-35 mins by car; ~1.5 hours by bus |
| Virar | ~44 km | Self-drive or cab recommended for admission; direct local train also available | 50-60 mins |
Reach us with ease from anywhere in Mumbai.
Call Now→Substance Use and Nasha Mukti in Mumbai
Substance use patterns in Mumbai vary widely across communities. Among daily-wage workers in Dharavi and the eastern suburbs, alcohol dependence remains widespread, driven by physical labour and financial stress. Among urban youth in South Mumbai and the western suburbs, party drugs like MDMA, cocaine, and LSD have become increasingly common, while cannabis remains a drug of initiation for many young people across the city. According to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), Maharashtra registered 15,610 cases under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act in 2023, underscoring the continued need for accessible Nasha Mukti centres, early intervention, and evidence-based addiction treatment services [3].
The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment launched the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (NMBA) on 15th August 2020, a national campaign aimed at making India drug-free [4]. Under this initiative, Maharashtra has ten districts identified as vulnerable, including Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Nashik, and Nagpur. Each selected district receives central government support of Rs. 10 lakhs for de-addiction efforts. The campaign operates through Nasha Mukti Mitr (community volunteers) who work at the grassroots level to spread awareness and guide individuals to treatment. Awareness activities have been conducted across Mumbai, including at Western Railway stations and through college pledge programmes.
In Maharashtra, de-addiction centres are established in accordance with Section 71 of the NDPS Act, which mandates government recognition and approval for centres involved in treatment, rehabilitation, and aftercare of addicts [5]. The Maharashtra State Excise Department oversees licensing and regulatory compliance for such facilities.
What Families in Mumbai Say
Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre is a very good place. I am very happy with the care my father and sister have received. Special thanks to Mr. Nikhil Sushir, Mr. Rahul Patil, Swetleena Roy, Dr Geegan and the whole staff in General. They are all very professional and caring. Thank you all.
Very professional setup and the atmosphere is also nice
We are getting nice service here in jagruti.sir mahesh Ravenna madam rahul all are very co operative.patient is improving lot more.
Jagruti rehabilitation centre malad East sab se achha hai ,vaha ke Dr Mahesh sir ,Rahul sir ,nikhil sir all counsellor,all nursing staff all caretaker sab ache se samjate ahe or khana , Yoga Game achhe se hote hai roj
Our son recently completed his rehabilitation program at this facility, and we are grateful for the care and support he received throughout his stay. The staff were professional, compassionate, and treated him with dignity and respect at all times. The structured program, counselling, and continuous encouragement helped him make significant progress. Communication with our family was also handled well, and we felt informed and supported during the process. We appreciate the dedication of the entire team and the positive environment they created for recovery. Thank you for helping our son take important steps toward a healthier and more stable future.Special.thanks to Dr.Aasna and Dr.Mahesh
Me jagruti rehab me kahi dino se visit kar raha hu.Muje doctors ke medicine se bahoto asar hua hai.Yaha ke counsellors counselling sessios bahoto achhe lete hai.Us se muje positive changes aaye hai
The medical infrastructure is of an exceptionally high standard, contributing significantly to the overall quality of care provided. Dr. Mahesh Geegal was extremely cooperative and demonstrated great professionalism in handling the patient, while also offering consistent motivation and reassurance throughout the process. Ms. Aasna Dasadia is an excellent counsellor who maintains a strong rapport with patients, ensuring they feel supported and understood at all times. The management aspects were handled very efficiently by Mr. Nikhil Sushir, whose dedication and efforts were truly commendable. Overall, the experience was highly pleasant and reassuring. We sincerely acknowledge and owe our gratitude to the entire team for their commitment, compassion, and exemplary service.
This is the best place to solve issues. The entire team is awesome, Rahul, Nikhil, Santosh, the entire panel of doctors, Dr. Amar and his team are excellent.
My wife spent a month at Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre, Malad, and we couldn’t be more grateful. The staff were compassionate and professional, the facility was clean and well-managed, and the treatment was both structured and effective. We witnessed a remarkable improvement in my wife’s condition, thanks to the personalized care and therapeutic approach adopted by the team. Engaging activities and supportive doctors (Dr Mahesh) and counsellors (Swetleena/Dristi) made a real difference in her recovery. The food in breakfast, lunch and dinner given to them was not only nutritious but also tasty. Truly a place of healing and care.
Jagruti rehabilitation has been a great support for my family. I m truly grateful for the support and care. Thank you
A big thank you to the entire jagruti team for taking good care and cooperation.Thank you
We had great experience at Jagruti rehab center.Thank you for cooperation
My son was admitted for a month and now is totally alright thanks to team jagruti
Licences & Certificates
ISO 9001:2015 Certified Rehabilitation Centre
Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre is proud to be an ISO 9001:2015 certified rehabilitation centre. This certification, with Certificate No. IN/95820186/7587, is a testament to our unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality management in all our services. This certificate assures confidence that the centre offers safe, consistent, and quality care for all patients.
Provisional Registration - Mental Health Establishment
Issued by the State Mental Health Authority, Maharashtra, to Jagruti Nasha Mukti Kendra in Mumbai on 6th August 2025. This certificate confirms that Jagruti's Malad East centre is registered as a Mental Health Establishment.
Fire Safety Certificate
Issued by Ceasex Fire Fighters, a Maharashtra Fire Services Authorised Licensed Agency, to Jagruti's Malad East centre on 21st November 2025, under Certificate No. CEA/MUM/2394/2025-2026, confirming the installation and servicing of fire extinguishers at the facility.
Biomedical Waste Management Agreement
Executed under the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) guidelines, with registration dated 15th June 2023. The agreement ensures safe collection, treatment, and disposal of biomedical waste in compliance with the Biomedical Waste Management Rules, 2016.
FSSAI Registration Certificate
Issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), Government of Maharashtra, to Jagruti's Malad East centre on 18th July 2026, under Registration No. 21526010001596, confirming that the centre's food operations meet safety standards under the FSS Act, 2006.
Where We Are Located in Mumbai
Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre in Mumbai
Railway Station, Sushmita Building, Manchubhai Road, Ahead Fatima Devi School, near Malad Subway, Malad East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400097
Frequently Asked Questions
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Written & Medically Reviewed By:
Dr. Nimisha H Nair, Consultant Psychiatrist (MBBS, DPM Psychiatry), with over 7+ years of experience
Last Updated: 29 July 2026
Reference
[1] Alcoholics Anonymous India. Official Website. Available at: https://www.aagsoindia.org/
[2] Narcotics Anonymous India. Meeting Directory. Available at: https://naindia.in/
[3] Ministry of Home Affairs. (2026, April 1). Cases registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act (Press Release ID: 2247659). Press Information Bureau, Government of India. https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2247659
[4] Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment. Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan. (Official campaign website) https://nmba.dosje.gov.in/
[5] Government of India. (1985). The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. India Code. https://www.indiacode.nic.in/bitstream/123456789/18974/1/narcotic-drugs-and-psychotropic-substances-act-1985.pdf