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Source domain: gauteng.gov.za
Collected on 11 September 2026
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Access to specialised treatment for substance users
Individuals struggling with substance abuse can access specialised treatment services funded by the Gauteng Department of Social Development. These services are part of a broader effort to expand rehabilitation capacity across the province.
The document's recorded date is 9 September 2026. Confirm on the official source.
A total of 40 312 substance users were funded to access specialised treatment, while 23 142 participated in aftercare programmes, ensuring that support extends beyond the initial rehabilitation process.
Places
Gauteng
Reference
https://www.gauteng.gov.za/Media%20Advisories%20and%20Statements/Media%20Statement%20-%20MEC%20Nkomo-Ralehoko%20Highlights%20Progress%20in%20the%20Fight%20Against%20Substance%20Abuse-%2009%20September%202026.pdf
Closing Date
9 September 2026
Participation in aftercare programmes
Individuals who have completed rehabilitation can join aftercare programmes designed to support long-term recovery through relapse prevention, family support, and skills development.
The document's recorded date is 9 September 2026. Confirm on the official source.
A total of 40 312 substance users were funded to access specialised treatment, while 23 142 participated in aftercare programmes, ensuring that support extends beyond the initial rehabilitation process.
Engagement in Ke-Moja and other prevention programmes
Communities and young people can participate in prevention initiatives like Ke-Moja, which aim to reduce substance abuse through education, awareness, and early intervention.
The document's recorded date is 9 September 2026. Confirm on the official source.
In addition, almost two million beneficiaries were reached through Ke-Moja and other drug-prevention programmes, reflecting the Department’s continued investment in prevention and early intervention, particularly among young people and communities vulnerable to substance abuse.
