Tiszta Jövőért Közhasznú Alapítvány | Budapest is a renowned brand that has been providing support and assistance to individuals struggling with addiction and substance abuse since its establishment in 1999. Based in Zugló and operating from its current address since 2006, the foundation offers a range of free, anonymous, and personalized services. Their services include diversion trainings to prevent addiction, individual counseling for addicts and their families, prevention trainings for groups, workshops, and a Party Service project designed for nightclubs and concert venues.

They also provide low threshold services, promote early treatment to prevent addiction, and offer information related to legal and illegal substances. Additionally, the foundation supports the social reintegration of rehabilitated addicts, organizes social recreational programs, and facilitates volunteer work for high school and university students. They have a team of qualified professionals and volunteers dedicated to working with individuals and fostering positive changes.

Tiszta Jövőért Közhasznú Alapítvány is committed to reducing drug use, preventing relapse episodes, and increasing social solidarity. You can visit their community space, which offers free internet access, and benefit from their individual case management and social recreational programs. To make use of their services, you can book appointments for individual consultations, thematic groups, peer training, and other specific programs.

Their opening hours are from Monday to Thursday, 9am to 5pm, and on Fridays from 9am to 1pm. For diversion services, you can contact them to schedule an appointment. Diversion is an alternative to prosecution for drug-related offenses, offering a 6-month individual or group consultation conducted by qualified assistants.

Diversion requires continuous and regular attendance to successfully complete the program and receive a certificate to officially close the criminal procedure. Tiszta Jövőért Közhasznú Alapítvány is dedicated to providing help and support to young people, drug users, addicts, and their immediate environment. They strive to facilitate lifestyle changes, promote rehabilitation care, and prevent relapse episodes while fostering social solidarity