Naya Savera Delhi
D-422, Swaroop Hospital, Swaroop Nagar, Delhi
If you are looking for a de-addiction centre in Anand Vihar, the nearest Naya Savera facility is our Noida centre at Badauli Bangar, Sector 154, about 40 to 45 minutes by road, depending on traffic. We do not have a centre in Anand Vihar itself. Because Anand Vihar is one of the most connected corners of East Delhi, our Delhi centre in Swaroop Nagar is also an easy option by metro, so families here can choose whichever suits their visits.
Naya Savera is a non-profit trust registered under the Indian Trust Act, 1950, and has treated alcohol and drug addiction since 2008. We hear from families in Anand Vihar, Vivek Vihar, Karkardooma and across the border in Kaushambi and Vaishali, and from relatives who arrive at the bus terminal or railway station from towns further away. Whatever the substance, the first step is a confidential call with our team.
Anand Vihar is a crossroads. The ISBT sends buses towards Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, Anand Vihar Terminal handles long-distance trains, and the metro station connects the Blue and Pink Lines. Kaushambi sits just across the Ghaziabad border. Around this hub are settled residential colonies, offices, hotels and markets, and a large floating population of drivers, porters, travellers and shift workers.
That mix shapes the calls we receive. Some come from local families worried about a husband's evening drinking. Others come from a brother who has travelled in from a district town to bring a younger sibling for treatment, and wants to know which centre he can reach without getting lost in the city.
Both centres follow the same programme. The right choice is the one the family can visit most easily for counselling sessions and family programmes.
Families searching here rarely know exactly what they are dealing with. Sometimes it is clear: an alcohol de addiction centre in Anand Vihar for a man who drinks every day. Sometimes it is a son whose money, sleep and moods have changed and who denies everything. We treat alcohol dependence, smack and heroin, chitta, cannabis, charas and ganja, prescription pills and cough syrup, as well as behavioural addictions and dual diagnosis, where depression or anxiety sits alongside the addiction.
Long shifts, night work and time away from home can all feed a habit. Whatever the pattern, the assessment at admission helps our team plan treatment around the person rather than around a label.
Treatment begins with a general health assessment and then detoxification. If he has been drinking heavily every day, do not make him stop suddenly at home, because alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous. Call us first and we will tell you what to do in the meantime.
Once the body has stabilised, primary care begins: understanding addiction as an illness, accepting powerlessness over the substance and taking the first steps. Secondary care, the longer rehabilitation phase, follows. Our programme combines the Narcotics Anonymous 12 Steps with the Therapeutic Community approach, and counselling by our counsellors and clinical psychologist covers motivation, emotional problems, cognitive behaviour therapy and stress management. The average stay is about 180 days.
Our residential programme is for men, and the routine is the same at both centres.
Addiction changes the whole household, so recovery has to include the household too. We hold individual and group counselling for family members every month, our counsellors and volunteers visit patients' homes, and family interaction programmes help everyone rebuild trust. If you are a wife living with daily drinking, our practical guide for wives and families is a good place to start.
Towards the end of treatment, our halfway home in Greater Noida lets residents take the step back into ordinary life gradually, and families can visit there. Families from Vivek Vihar will find local detail on our Vivek Vihar page.
Admission needs the person's own agreement. If he refuses, start with us anyway: we help families plan a calm conversation or a guided intervention, which works far better than a confrontation. As a non-profit we keep fees affordable, and the team explains the cost before you decide anything.
Compare any centre carefully, ours included. Ask whether it is licensed, who does the counselling, how families are involved and what aftercare looks like. Our checklist of 12 questions to ask before you admit someone helps. Our Delhi centre is licensed by the Delhi government. Call or WhatsApp 98732 90300.
No, we do not have a centre inside Anand Vihar. Our nearest is the Noida centre at Badauli Bangar, Sector 154, about 40 to 45 minutes by road. Our Delhi centre in Swaroop Nagar is also reachable by metro, and both follow the same residential programme.
From Anand Vihar Terminal, walk to the metro and take the Blue Line to Yamuna Bank, then the Noida branch to Noida Sector 52. Cross to Sector 51 on the Aqua Line and ride to Sector 148, then take a short auto. Please call us before you travel so we can guide you.
Yes. Many people use more than one substance, and our programme treats the addiction rather than one drug alone. The health assessment at admission shows what detox is needed, and counselling then works on the reasons behind both habits.
The average stay at Naya Savera is about 180 days. The exact length is discussed with the family after assessment, because it depends on the substance, how long it has been used and how he responds to treatment.
Yes. What you tell us stays with our team. We do not inform employers, neighbours or relatives, and what the family chooses to say about his absence is up to you. Many families call several times before they decide, and that is perfectly fine.
D-422, Swaroop Hospital, Swaroop Nagar, Delhi
Badauli Bangar, Noida Sector 154, Noida (near Noida-Greater Noida Expressway)
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