Care for mental health and addiction in Uganda
A private mental health, neurological and addiction treatment centre — Kyambogo, Kampala and Bujjuko.
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Not sure where to start?
You don’t need a diagnosis, or even the right words. Tell us what’s going on, and we’ll help you work out a sensible next step, for yourself or for someone you’re worried about.
People come to us for many reasons. Some have been struggling with alcohol, drugs or behavioural addictions for many years. Others are living with diagnosed conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and many more. Many are still not sure what is happening to them or to someone they love, only that life does not make sense in the way it used to. Others have watched a loved one change and do not know what to do next. All of these are reasons to seek help with us.
Call +256 770 700944 or send a WhatsApp message — at any hour — or email info@safeplacesuganda.com. A consultation does not commit you to treatment. It gives you information.
How care starts
1. Reach out
By phone, email, or the private message form. You can call about yourself or about someone else.
2. Assessment
A professional assesses the situation: history, health, current concerns, and what daily life looks like.
3. A plan, built with you
Out-patient appointments, residential admission, or something else — built with you, not just for you.
4. Support that continues
Follow-up appointments, groups, and someone to call after the initial treatment.
Our insurance partners
Cover is confirmed with your insurer, case by case.
A note on privacy
Seeking help for mental health or addiction is a private matter, and we treat it that way. What you tell us is confidential, shared beyond your care team only with your consent, where the law requires or permits it, or where safety makes it necessary. Family members or another supporter are often part of care here, from the first call onwards, and the private detail of your sessions stays with your care team.
If someone is in immediate danger, go to the nearest hospital or contact local emergency services now. Once the immediate danger has passed, you are welcome to contact us about what comes next.
Talk to someone who understands
You can call at any hour. A conversation is information, not commitment.