A voluntary, non-profit organization motivated to address chemical dependence and other addictions in South Africa - through offering a prevention program, free of charge, and therefore making an impact in our country's future. Established over a decade ago, our members are from all walks of life. They have gone through the horror of drug or alcohol abuse and other addictions, have come free and now live fulfilled lives.
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It is often because of a lack of knowledge that people perish...

Even though the internet is becoming more available to people the value of pamphlets, booklets and posters will never die out. There is always a demand for it. Some of our members research different topics relating to substance abuse.

Pamphlets - warning young people against specific drugs and the dangers and lies they are told about it. Handed out at schools when we give talks.

Booklets - for parents and educators.

Posters - Put up at schools and other places with important information and TNT contact details.

Many other substance abuse related issues must still be researched and explored. E.g. Drugs and religion, music, culture, etc.  For more detail on the above mentioned, please contact us at: 082 598 5809  or  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

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