Kripa means ‘grace.’ Our foundation is based on the grace that helps individuals overcome their challenges and rediscover their dignity and worth. Healing is not just about addressing the physical symptoms. It’s about nurturing the mind, body, and spirit together. That’s the essence of our work at Kripa.  Addiction is a disease, not a moral failing. We need to treat it with compassion, understanding, and a comprehensive approach. Spirituality plays a crucial role in recovery. It provides individuals with the strength and hope they need to transform their lives. Our mission is to serve the most marginalized and forgotten in society. We believe in offering love and support to those who need it the most.

Recovery is not a journey that one undertakes alone. It requires the support of a caring community, which we strive to provide at Kripa. We aspire to continue expanding our reach, offering hope and healing to all those afflicted by addiction and HIV/AIDS, regardless of their background. The Kripa Model today is known all over the world owing to its uniqueness of Treatment. However, many wonder about its success and its growth that has made it a Global presence. There are components of this Model that have a blend of Science and Faith.

It has in its forty-three years of journey become a very effective and result oriented methodology.