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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KZN Liquor Bill Hearings
27 Mar, 10 -
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11 Apr, 10 -
KZN churches
18 Apr, 10 - 22 Apr, 10
Qwaqwa outreach
06 May, 10 -
Hoërskool Tuine, Pta
08 May, 10 -
kwaMthethwa area KZN
22 May, 10 -
Richardsbay
04 Jun, 10 -
KZN Forum AGM
16 Jun, 10 -
Radio interview
03 Sep, 10 -
CFT Conference

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The drug world is always changing, with newer designer drugs popping up every now and then. At TNT we are trying to stay updated and therefor we assess our sevices continually.

The TNT website is in its fourth upgrade for this very reason. As time and money allows, we will expand this service. This will mean more booklets, pamphlets and posters (some of which has already been written). A TNT video production and other helpful materials has also been discussed.

If you can become a means of help to make these services happen, do contact us!

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Roxane Greyling

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She grew up in a good English speaking home with great parents who gave her all the opportunities any young person would want. She attended a well known girls school, probably the top in the province. Up until the age of seventeen, she had everything any girl would want. Everyone li...

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Berndt Schmid

The Story of my Heroin addiction:  I was born in Zurich, Switzerland where I lived with my parents and a sister. By the time I was 15 I was much focused on my schoolwork and swimming. The next year I entered a business school where I came into contact with ...

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Joseph Greyling

The question arises, why did I start? One reason is a deep longing for acceptance and fulfilment. No one gets out of bed one day and says “Today I’m gonna try drugs and become an addict”. We are all influenced in some way. Peer pressure is a daunting reality. It all ...

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  • TNT member's story in Sunday Times

    'Hopeless' pupil stuns everyone. Former drug addict earns five distinctions in matric exams. By PREGA GOVENDER (SUNDAY TIME

  • Archie van der Walt

      My parents separated when I was about 7 or 8 years of age. Alcohol and Cigarettes were commonly used in our family and s

  • Martin van der Merwe

    I can remember that from an early age I spent many hours in front of the television, I virtually grew up in front of the TV.

  • Nico van Zyl

    There are many reasons why young people become slaves to alcohol and drugs. Here are the reasons why I got caught up with d

  • Mbuso Mbanjwa

    I grew up in rural Africa. I was born and bred there. And we also have the problem of substance abuse and addiction. It mig

  • Claude Peters

    As a young child I was exposed to much evil and before the age of 10, I was already trying out alcohol and cigarettes. At the

  • John Lilford-Powys

    My father and mother both had severe alcohol problems. They were probably both alcoholics, but I cannot say for certain, th

  • David Green

    As a young grade eight pupil, I had a vision and desire for my life. That desire was to study hard so that I could go to univ

  • Michael Alain

    I grew up in a Christian family. My mother was a single parent of six children. She taught us to fear God. Until the age of 1

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Ballito
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KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa

082 598 5809

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