Etoile d'Esperance - Association Alcool Femmes
Vision statement:
- Be the reference Prevention and Sensitisation Center in line with alcohol related issues in Mauritius.
- Women and their families living happy comfortable lives resulting from our Rehabilitation, Therapeutic and Support Services.
Mission statement:
- Women addicted to alcoholic substances are rehabilitated through a dynamic therapeutic structure, specialized staff and with the help of specialised partners.
- Through awareness and education campaigns, we sensitize the population in general on the issue of women suffering from alcohol dependencies.
- Through Prevention, we promote healthy lifestyle to the general public.
Etoile d'Espérance is a rehabilitation center dedicated to the treatment and care of women suffering from alcohol and other alcohol-related problems. The sole objective is to help women get out of it and regain their dignity as women, mothers, wives and to be active in their social and professional lives. The family reconstruction component is also addressed.
The Residential Facilities is a long-term sustainable project that we bring to patients as part of a therapeutic project that combines the patient's mental and mental health with physical well-being. This project also aims to support the patient and help her towards a 'NON-ALCOHOL' life project and a reintegration into working life and a reconstruction of her family unit.
Accreditation Number with the National Social Inclusion: 0334
- Residential programme: with a capacity of 14 beds
- Daycare
- Aftercare: For some residents, their project also aims at professional reintegration and the empowerment of resources.
- Hotline: 5766 6565
April 1998: Inauguration of the Etoile November
2000: First Anniversary of the Maison de Jour
May 2004: Launch of the Residential Service
April 2006: Inauguration of the Moka House
February 2013: Moved to Quatre Bornes
July 2017 – to date: Meldrum Street, Curepipe
Etoile d'Espérance is a rehabilitation center dedicated to the treatment and care of women suffering from alcohol and other alcohol-related problems. The sole objective is to help women get out of it and regain their dignity as women, mothers, wives and to be active in their social and professional lives. The family reconstruction component is also addressed.
The Residential Facilities is a long-term sustainable project that we bring to patients as part of a therapeutic project that combines the patient's mental and mental health with physical well-being. This project also aims to support the patient and help her towards a 'NON-ALCOHOL' life project and a reintegration into working life and a reconstruction of her family unit.
The creation of a Midway House, which is separate from the main residential facility. The aim is to cater for the welfare of recovering residents and offering an immediate housing facility to resident having no family support after the programme
- NSIF (National Social Inclusion Foundation)
- CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)