At Guinea’s only private drug rehabilitation clinic, SAJED-Guinée, led by Dr. Marie Koumbassa and her unpaid team, they address a growing national drug crisis, receiving numerous distress calls weekly. The clinic, located in Conakry, faces challenges from the rise of dangerous substances like kush, a mix of drugs linked to severe health risks, and is overwhelmed by the high demand for treatment amid limited resources and awareness. Operating on minimal funding, the clinic provides care for various addictions, but struggles with capacity and the stigma surrounding its facilities.
