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St. Martin’s Rehabilitation
and Treatment Center
Re-inventing Your Future

Addiction rehabilitation · Murang’a, Kenya

A calmer place to begin recovery.

St. Martin’s Rehabilitation and Treatment Center supports people experiencing alcohol and substance-use difficulties through residential rehabilitation, counselling, family involvement and faith-guided care rooted in Catholic values.

Located in Maragua, Murang’aNACADA-listed facilityEnquiries from across Kenya
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A path forward, at your pace
Listed in NACADA’s rehabilitation facilities directory

Listed as St. Martin Riverside Institute Limited, Mbirii–Muchungucha, Maragua.

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How we help

Care that considers the whole person.

Recovery can involve physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs. Our programmes combine professional counselling with a supportive daily routine and personalised planning.

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Residential rehabilitation

A structured setting with routines, counselling and support away from everyday triggers.

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Individual & group therapy

Private sessions and guided peer conversations that build understanding and coping skills.

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Family support

Helping loved ones understand addiction, boundaries and ways to support recovery.

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Personalised care plans

Planning informed by individual needs, goals and appropriate clinical assessment.

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Faith and professional care

Rooted in compassion, open to a new beginning.

St. Martin’s describes its approach as grounded in Catholic values. Prayer, reflection and spiritual guidance can complement counselling and recovery support for clients who value faith as part of healing.

Looking for a Catholic-inspired or Christian rehabilitation centre in Kenya? Learn what faith-guided treatment means here, and what to ask before admission.

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Admissions

How to get started

Contacting a rehabilitation centre can feel difficult. The first steps should be clear, respectful and confidential.

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Talk to our team

Call with questions about care, location, admissions, family concerns or availability.

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Discuss an assessment

Ask how individual needs, treatment suitability and any withdrawal risks are assessed.

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Plan admission

Discuss fees, practical requirements and travel support. The centre’s existing information describes pickup arrangements across Kenya; confirm details directly.

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Choosing care in Kenya

Find the right fit, not just a ranking.

People searching for the best rehabs in Kenya should compare licensing or accreditation, clinical supervision, treatment options, cost transparency, family involvement and aftercare planning.

Our practical guide explains what to check when considering a rehabilitation centre in Murang’a, Nairobi or elsewhere in Kenya.

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

Where is St. Martin’s Rehabilitation Centre in Kenya?

The centre is in the Mbirii–Muchungucha area of Maragua, Murang’a County. Contact the team for directions and admission arrangements. Contact and directions.

Is St. Martin’s a Catholic rehabilitation centre?

St. Martin’s describes its care as faith-guided and rooted in Catholic values. This does not, by itself, establish ownership or formal affiliation with the Catholic Church. Ask the centre directly about its spiritual programme. Learn more.

Is the centre accredited by NACADA?

NACADA lists St. Martin Riverside Institute Limited in its directory of accredited rehabilitation facilities. Check the official directory and ask the centre to confirm its current licensing details.

How much does rehabilitation cost?

The supplied website does not publish a verified fee schedule. Ask the admissions team about current fees, what is included, payment options and the expected programme length before making a decision.

Can a family member call on someone’s behalf?

Yes, you can contact the centre to discuss the admissions process and options for a loved one. The team can explain the next steps and what information is needed.

A private first conversation

Recovery can begin with one call.

Ask about programmes, assessment, availability, costs or bringing a family member to the centre.