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Founded in 1990, ARPOM is a non-profit association based in Álora, Spain working on addiction.
ARPOM is a non-profit association founded in 1990 that provides services to people with addictive problems with the aim of achieving their social reintegration. It runs a rural therapeutic community near Álora, Málaga, Andalusia, offering individualised, residential treatment led by specialised professionals. Places are partly funded through agreements with the Junta de Andalucía, and private places can be arranged directly with the organisation. The association also offers legal advice to users in treatment and campaigns on issues such as violence against women in addiction treatment.
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Comunidad Terapéutica Rural
Addiction · Spain
Residential therapeutic community in a rural setting near Álora (Málaga) offering individualised treatment for people with addictive behaviours, with a team of professionals supporting a process towards a healthier lifestyle.
Programa Terapéutico
Addiction · Spain
Therapeutic programme that addresses problems related to addiction as underlying issues, aiming for their resolution.
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Autorización Sanitaria NICA:18802
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