About the Trust

Rana Ji Nasha Mukti Yog Evam Meditation Trust

A compassionate organisation in Shamli dedicated to addiction recovery support, rehabilitation guidance, counselling, family involvement, yoga and meditation — helping individuals and families work toward healthier lives.

Who We Are

Support rooted in dignity and practical care

Taking the first step toward recovery can feel difficult, especially when addiction has affected health, relationships and everyday life. With the right guidance, counselling and a structured routine, individuals can begin working toward healthier habits and a more stable future.

Based on Kairana–Panipat Road in Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, we serve people from Shamli and nearby areas who are looking for clear information, respectful conversation and recovery-focused support — without stigma or pressure.

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Our Approach

Structured rehabilitation with human understanding

Addiction recovery support is most helpful when it is organised and personal. We emphasise understanding the individual’s needs, involving the family where appropriate, building healthier routines and supporting emotional wellbeing.

Listen first

Every story is different. We begin with careful listening before planning support.

Plan with clarity

Counselling, rehabilitation activities and wellness practices are explained in simple terms.

Support the whole person

Habits, emotions, relationships and daily structure are considered together.

Our Values

What guides our work

Compassion

People seeking help deserve respect, patience and a non-judgmental space.

Honesty

We avoid unrealistic promises. Recovery takes effort, time and continued care.

Responsibility

Where medical supervision may be needed — especially during withdrawal — we encourage appropriate professional care.

Family partnership

Families are often central to healing communication and long-term stability.

Discipline with kindness

Healthy routines matter, and they work best when people feel supported, not shamed.

Long-term mindset

Aftercare and relapse prevention are part of recovery, not an afterthought.

Recovery-Focused Support

Why structured support matters

Substance use can disrupt sleep, mood, work, trust and family life. Structured support helps create a safer, clearer framework for change — through counselling, behavioural awareness, rehabilitation activities and wellness practices such as yoga and meditation.

Emotional support is equally important. Many people carry guilt, anxiety or low confidence. A calm environment and consistent guidance can make it easier to stay engaged with recovery goals.

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Family Involvement

Recovery is often a shared journey

Families may feel exhausted, confused or unsure how to help. Education about addiction, better communication and involvement in treatment planning can reduce conflict and strengthen support at home.

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Wellness Through Yoga & Meditation

Calm practices that support a healthier lifestyle

Yoga and meditation can encourage mindfulness, relaxation and self-awareness. They are supportive wellness practices — not a standalone cure for addiction — and work best alongside counselling and structured recovery support.

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Long-Term Recovery & Aftercare

Progress continues after a programme ends

Leaving a structured setting can bring new pressures. Aftercare, follow-up conversations and relapse-prevention planning help individuals and families stay prepared. Skill development and social reintegration can also rebuild confidence for returning to everyday responsibilities.

Want to know more about our approach?

Reach out on WhatsApp or call us in Shamli to discuss recovery support for yourself or a loved one.

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