SoberTech, under the visionary leadership of Dinah Lugard, a distinguished electrical engineer and cybersecurity expert, is embarking on its inaugural outreach initiative in Ghana.

This endeavour underscores their steadfast commitment to revolutionising addiction recovery by leveraging innovative technological solutions to make it accessible, engaging, and stigma-free. At the heart of this initiative is the aspiration to create a world where individuals grappling with addiction can access judgment-free support and captivating resources on their path to sobriety. SoberTech has already taken its first step by launching the ‘Back To School’ outreach programme in five cities across Nigeria, namely Lagos, Benin, Kano, Kaduna, and Calabar.

The primary objective of the programme is to educate students and the wider public about the dangers of drug abuse. SoberTech recognises the importance of prevention through awareness, and their dedication goes beyond words. They are actively distributing specially tailored back-to-school packages and essential items to those in need, emphasising their commitment to helping vulnerable communities.

SoberTech is not limited to raising awareness alone; they are also focused on enhancing the rehabilitation experience. To achieve this, they are equipping rehabilitation centres with electronic devices designed to make the journey toward sobriety not only more effective but also more enjoyable. This integration of technology into addiction recovery aligns with their core mission of using innovation to drive positive change.

One of SoberTech’s remarkable initiatives is the production of a thought-provoking documentary titled ‘Drug Pandemic.’ Through this documentary, they aim to shed light on the depth and breadth of the addiction crisis, inspiring collective action and understanding.

Additionally, Dinah Lugard’s latest innovation, the SoberTech app, serves as a beacon of hope for individuals grappling with addiction. It seeks to provide a non-judgmental support system, effectively reducing the stigma that often surrounds this challenging journey.

SoberTech has meticulously outlined a comprehensive set of objectives to fulfill its mission. These objectives include improving accessibility to addiction recovery resources, enhancing engagement through technology, creating stigma-free environments, conducting grassroots outreach, and providing cutting-edge technology to rehabilitation centers. Their holistic approach addresses the multifaceted challenges of addiction.

SoberTech’s expansion into Ghana and its unwavering commitment to pioneering addiction recovery through technology and compassion is a testament to the transformative power of innovation and dedication. Their vision of a world where sobriety is an empowering journey accessible to all is not only inspiring but also profoundly commendable.

Through their tireless efforts, they are illuminating a path towards a brighter, more inclusive future for individuals struggling with addiction in Ghana and beyond.