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Catholic values · Compassionate care
For people searching for Catholic rehabilitation centres in Kenya, St. Martin’s offers a faith-guided approach rooted in Catholic values while focusing on practical, personalised recovery support.
For some people, recovery includes questions of meaning, forgiveness, dignity and community. St. Martin’s describes its approach as integrating opportunities for prayer, reflection and spiritual guidance with counselling and a structured recovery environment.
Faith is presented as part of a holistic approach rather than a replacement for professional assessment or treatment. Clients and families should ask how spiritual activities fit alongside clinical services, personal beliefs and individual care needs.

For prospective clients & families
Verify the provider in NACADA’s facilities directory and confirm its current treatment credentials.
Discuss counselling qualifications, medical assessment, detoxification safety, referrals and treatment planning.
Ask whether prayer, spiritual guidance and other faith activities are offered, and how individual beliefs are respected.
The centre’s existing website describes a foundation in Catholic values. The materials supplied do not establish ownership, sponsorship or formal affiliation with a Catholic diocese or religious order. Anyone specifically looking for a Church-operated Catholic rehab should confirm that affiliation directly with the centre.
St. Martin’s describes residential rehabilitation, individual and group therapy, family support and personalised treatment planning. Spiritual guidance can complement these services for clients who value it.
St. Martin Riverside Institute Limited appears on NACADA’s public list of accredited rehabilitation facilities in Murang’a County. For more details, see our treatment programmes.
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