Al-Himma Complex

The task of following up with the families of patients admitted to an addiction recovery institution is not a routine administrative duty; it is a careful entry into hearts worn down by anxiety and homes that have learned to live on the edge of waiting. Every visit is an attempt to restore a sense of safety that has been broken, and every call is a new thread woven between hope and fear. These families are not files to be processed; they are human beings who silently endure the journey alongside the patient, carrying psychological and social burdens that can be as heavy as addiction itself.

Through the community service center, this follow-up becomes a deeply human message: no one is left alone in this struggle. The work is not limited to monitoring treatment progress; It involves holding space for worry, listening to exhaustion, and reminding families that they are partners in recovery, not distant observers. When the family is supported, healing becomes a shared project, and the institution transforms from a treatment facility into a sphere of safety that extends beyond its walls.

Standing beside these is a daily affirmation that addiction to families is not defeated by medication alone, but by a compassionate network of care and continuity that restores confidence to the home and gives the patient one more reason to return to life.