We prevent substance abuse and human trafficking while supporting rescue, rehabilitation and reintegration for survivors across Zamfara State.

Mission

To prevent and reduce substance abuse and human trafficking through evidence-based programming that protects victims and builds community resilience.

Vision

A resilient Zamfara State free from substance-related harm and trafficking exploitation.

Core Values

Integrity

Transparent governance

Compassion

Respect for survivors

Evidence

Data-driven action

Collaboration

Multisectoral partnership

What We Do

Prevention

SACAPHTA takes a proactive stance in fighting drug abuse and human trafficking by addressing the root causes before they spread. Through community sensitization campaigns, school outreach programs, and stakeholder engagement, we educate the public on the dangers of substance abuse and the deceptive tactics used by traffickers. Our prevention efforts focus on empowering youth, parents, and community leaders with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions that foster a safer and healthier society.

Protection

We are deeply committed to safeguarding victims and those at risk of exploitation. SACAPHTA works with security agencies, community networks, and social workers to identify, rescue, and protect victims of trafficking and drug-related crimes. Our protection framework ensures that every rescued person receives shelter, legal assistance, psychosocial support, and a path to safety and dignity.

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation is at the heart of our mission. SACAPHTA provides holistic recovery programs for victims and individuals battling drug addiction — offering counseling, skill acquisition, and reintegration support. By helping survivors rebuild their confidence and regain purpose, we transform lives and create a ripple effect of hope across communities.

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Victims Rescued (Human Trafficking)

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People Reached in Drug Abuse Prevention