Leparada District; located in western Arunachal Pradesh; is predominantly inhabited by the Galo tribe and has a population of 24;436 (Census 2011). Nestled amidst lush green hills, dense forests; and scenic river valleys; the districts rugged hilly terrain and dispersed villages reflect its rich natural beauty and cultural heritage.Todak Basar District Hospital serves as the primary referral healthcare institution, ensuring access to quality healthcare services for the district.The locally brewed rice beer called Poka; is an integral part of Galo traditional rituals; festivals; marriages; and social gatherings. While its customary use symbolizes hospitality and community bonding; changing patterns of consumption; along with the use of alcohol; tobacco; cannabis; opioids; inhalants; sedatives; and other psychoactive substances; have emerged as important public health concerns. The Addiction Treatment Facility (ATF), Leparada; provides accessible; evidence-based; and compassionate services; including screening; assessment; detoxification; pharmacological treatment; counselling; relapse prevention;follow up;family support; rehabilitation referral; and community awareness programmes.Supported by a dedicated multidisciplinary team comprising a Medical Officer; Counsellor; Staff Nurse and Data Manager; the facility is committed to promoting recovery; reducing stigma; and strengthening the continuum of care for individuals affected by substance use disorders in Leparada District. Together; let us preserve our rich cultural heritage while preventing substance-related harm empowering individuals; strengthening families;and building a healthier; addiction-free Leparada.