Core Departments Established Under the Leadership of Dr. (Col.) Rajinder Singh

This mobile outreach unit delivers psychosocial support directly to rural and underserved communities. Staffed by trained professionals, the van travels village to village, providing real-time counselling and educational sessions.

This free and confidential helpline provides uninterrupted emotional support from trained counsellors, catering to a wide range of concerns—from stress and isolation to trauma and addiction recovery.

Mental well-being is central to sustainable recovery. Project Chardi Kala embeds emotional resilience across educational and therapeutic environments, creating spaces where feelings can be acknowledged, processed, and transformed.

Addressing economic vulnerability—a key driver of substance abuse—this centre empowers youth with hands-on skills in agriculture, gardening, crochet, laundry services, and entrepreneurship.

This centre serves as the research engine behind our programs. It conducts impact assessments, tracks outcomes, and publishes data to ensure our work remains evidence-based, adaptive, and scalable.

Recognizing the deep connection between physical health and mental well-being, this centre focuses on restoring balance, strength, and discipline in recovering individuals.

1. Akal Centre for Drug Awareness and Education – Cheema, Sangrur (Established 2011) This centre represents our frontline in preventive outreach. Working across schools, colleges, and rural communities, it raises awareness about the dangers of drug use through impactful workshops, campaigns, and interactive media.