Achievements & goals
SCTI was established in February 2014 with the sole aim of providing the best treatment to people with mental and addictive disorders. Here is how far we have come, and what we are working towards.
SCTI in numbers
What we have achieved together.
5,000
Happy families
5,210
Patients treated
18,000
Hours of counselling
150
Overseas clients
28
Hard-working staff
Milestones
Our journey since 2014.
- Feb 2014
SCTI is established
Founded as a psychiatric and drug rehabilitation centre in Islamabad.
- 1 Apr 2014
Registered as a trust
Registered under the Trust Act 1882 as Safe Care Trust International.
- 2015 – 2017
First three-year plan
SCTI set a three-year plan with clear targets for treatment, family awareness and community outreach, listed below.
- Capacity
50-bed rehabilitation centre
A 50-bed inpatient centre for male patients with 24/7 medical staff and ambulance service.
- Program
Structured 90-day treatment
A three-stage program with individualised treatment plans and structured aftercare.
- Network
Member of WFAD
Listed as a member of the World Federation Against Drugs.
- Awareness
Reaching families online
Awareness about mental health, daily-life problems and life skills on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
Our targets
Building a society that is sensitive to mental & addictive illness.
These are the goals that guide SCTI’s work every day.
- 01Providing access to quality treatment
- 02Spreading awareness to the families of patients
- 03Reaching out in the community
- 04Establishing a community sensitive to mental & addictive illnesses
- 05Producing highly qualified professionals
- 06Developing a treatment model suited to our culture
- 07A friendly space where families learn about mental & addictive illness
- 08A space where people can hold anonymous support meetings
Take the first step
Talk to our team today, in confidence.
Admissions are open 24 hours a day. Tell us about your loved one and we will guide you on the right treatment, whether that is inpatient rehab, outpatient care or a visit to our mental health clinic.