Outline the steps that sanca follow to admit a person to be rehabilitated?

Question: Outline the steps that sanca follow to admit a person to be rehabilitated?

SANCA is a non-governmental organization that provides prevention and treatment services for substance abuse and addiction. To admit a person to be rehabilitated, SANCA follows these steps:

- The person or a concerned family member contacts SANCA through phone, email or walk-in and requests for help.

- A trained counselor conducts an initial assessment to determine the person's substance use history, physical and mental health status, social and legal issues, and motivation for change.

- Based on the assessment, the counselor recommends the most appropriate level of care for the person, which can range from outpatient counseling to residential treatment.

- The person agrees to the recommended level of care and signs a consent form that outlines the goals, expectations and rules of the program.

- The person pays a fee that is based on their income and ability to pay, or applies for financial assistance if they cannot afford the fee.

- The person starts the rehabilitation program and receives individual and group counseling, education, life skills training, relapse prevention and aftercare support.