Second Chance Recovery Centre

Second Chance Recovery Centre

Second Chance Recovery Centre (SCRC) is a registered non-profit organisation based in Mamelodi West, Pretoria, dedicated to providing clinical rehabilitation services for individuals recovering from substance abuse. Established in 2010 by the late Mr. Skhumbuzo Nixon Jele, with guidance from Ms. Nomonde Mnguni, SCRC aims to offer an enabling environment where individuals can embark on a journey towards a drug-free life.

Services Offered

• In-Patient Treatment Programmes: Comprehensive residential care tailored to support individuals through the recovery process.

• Awareness and Prevention Programmes: Community outreach initiatives designed to educate and prevent substance abuse within the Tshwane area.

• Life and Vocational Skills Training: Empowering clients with essential skills to facilitate reintegration into society and promote self-sufficiency.

Vision and Mission

• Vision: To be an excellent and effective drug rehabilitation centre of choice in Tshwane.

• Mission Statement:

  • Implement innovative and far-reaching awareness and prevention programmes within the Tshwane community.

  • Provide holistic, accessible treatment with a person-centred approach.

  • Equip service users with relevant life and vocational skills for successful reintegration into society.

  • Foster a culture based on core values such as integrity, respect, accountability, confidentiality, Ubuntu, and the value for human life.

  • Coordinate a multidisciplinary team approach to ensure efficient and effective service delivery.

  • Maintain a conducive environment to ensure the welfare of service users.

Core Values

• Honesty and integrity

• Dignity and humanity

• Responsibility and community

• Stewardship and service

• Transparency and accountability

Commitments

• Ensuring all service users receive high-quality treatment tailored to enhance their recovery.

• Providing comprehensive care for in-house service users.

• Preparing service users for reintegration into society.

• Mending and maintaining relationships between service users and their families and friends.

• Inspiring service users to become motivated individuals striving to reach their full potential.