About BOR
Brief Overview
We rehabilitate ex-combatants and individuals with drug dependence, support reintegration, and strengthen families and communities through evidence-based, multi-disciplinary programmes.
About NMAC
Brief Overview
With coordination and management support of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Sri Lanka’s mine action programme was first established in 2002. Sri Lanka’s Cabinet officially approved the establishment of NMAC in 2010, resulting in the programme’s transition from UNDP-management to full national ownership.
Services
Drug Addicts Rehabilitation
Comprehensive six-month residential programme with counselling, therapy, and skills training.
Volunteer Rehabilitation
Voluntary admission pathways, early intervention, and community-based follow-up.
Post Rehabilitation Assistance Branch
Job placement, education bridges, family support, and relapse prevention services.
Ex-Combatants
Socio-economic reintegration support and psycho-social care for former combatants.
National institution entrusted with rehabilitation and reintegration of individuals affected by conflict and substance dependency. The platform serves rehabilitees, families, agencies, and the public with multilingual, accessible information.
We rehabilitate ex-combatants and individuals with drug dependence, support reintegration, and strengthen families and communities through evidence-based, multi-disciplinary programmes.
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