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ESTABLISHED 2015

THERE IS HOPE.
RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE.

Hold On, Pain Ends

Since 2015, Centre of Hope has been committed to helping individuals and families affected by alcohol and drug addiction. Through structure, support, accountability and compassionate care, we provide a safe environment where lives can be restored and futures rebuilt.

Personalised CareSupport tailored to each person’s recovery journey.
Holistic ApproachSupporting healthier routines, thinking and wellbeing.
Safe EnvironmentA structured space focused on healing and growth.
Family InvolvementGuidance and healthier boundaries for families.
Aftercare FocusPreparing residents for lasting recovery beyond treatment.
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CENTRE OF HOPE

Alcohol & Drug Recovery Centre

Centre of Hope provides a recovery-focused environment where individuals can begin rebuilding their lives with structure, dignity, accountability and support.

  • Established in 2015
  • Two branches: Johannesburg South and KwaZulu-Natal
  • Structured recovery environment
  • Family guidance and support
  • Open-door policy — visit and verify before committing

Together • Stronger • Forever

A structured path toward recovery.

01

Structured Daily Living

Routine, responsibilities and healthy habits help create stability and rebuild confidence.

02

Recovery Support

A recovery-focused environment that encourages reflection, accountability and positive change.

03

Personal Responsibility

Residents are encouraged to take ownership of choices, behaviour and progress.

04

Family Support

Families are encouraged to understand recovery, set healthier boundaries and avoid enabling behaviour.

05

Relapse Awareness

Recognising triggers and developing stronger coping strategies can support longer-term recovery.

06

Purpose & Reintegration

Recovery includes preparing for healthier relationships, responsibilities and life beyond treatment.

Taking the first step starts with a conversation.

Contact the relevant branch to discuss the person needing help, placement, availability and admission requirements.

1

Contact Us

Tell us who needs help and which branch is most suitable.

2

Initial Discussion

We discuss the situation, immediate concerns and admission needs.

3

Placement

If appropriate and available, we explain the next steps and what to bring.

4

Begin Recovery

The resident enters a structured, recovery-focused environment.

Addiction affects the whole family.

Families can feel exhausted, uncertain and unsure of what to do next. Centre of Hope encourages healthier communication, clearer boundaries and a better understanding of the recovery process.

Support should encourage recovery without enabling destructive behaviour.

You do not have to figure everything out alone.

Speak to us about the situation and we will help you understand the next practical step.

WE HAVE 2 BRANCHES

OUR OFFICIAL REGISTRATION DETAILS

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Registration Number: 2024 / 538460 / 08

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PLEASE CHECK BEFORE YOU COMMIT

Please check out the premises and ask questions before admitting your loved one.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

There have been complaints of other centres operating under the same name. Please be aware of impersonation and fraud happening in our name.

WE HAVE BEEN IN EXISTENCE SINCE 2015
Using our name or logowithout permission
Creating fake pagesand advertisements
Making false claimsabout programmes or success rates
Misleading informationto gain your trust
ALWAYS VERIFY. ALWAYS VISIT. ALWAYS ASK QUESTIONS.

Common questions.

Who can contact Centre of Hope?

Individuals seeking recovery support, family members and other concerned parties may contact us to discuss possible admission and next steps.

How do I begin an admission?

Contact the Johannesburg or KZN branch. We will discuss the person’s situation, suitability, availability and the next steps.

Can I visit before committing?

Yes. Centre of Hope encourages families to verify the premises and ask questions before making a commitment.

What should I do in a medical emergency?

Centre of Hope is not an emergency medical service. If someone is unconscious, severely unwell, at immediate risk of harm, or experiencing a suspected overdose, contact emergency medical services immediately.

Take the first step today.

Contact the branch closest to you for admissions, questions or guidance for a loved one.

Johannesburg South Walkerville 064 500 4992 centerofh@gmail.com
KZN Branch Stanger / KwaDukuza, New Guelderland 064 540 4241 centreofhope77@gmail.com

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