The effectiveness of Azima Centers' programs in achieving social integration for recovering addicts.

The study aimed to determine the level of indicators of the effectiveness of the Azima Centers’ programs in achieving social integration for recovering addicts, to determine the level of dimensions of social integration for recovering addicts, to determine the relationship between the effectiveness of the Azima Centers’ programs and achieving social integration for recovering addicts. This study belongs to the evaluation studies, and depends on the use of the social survey method with the available sample “the sample facilitated by the researcher” for recovering addicts who benefit from Azima Centers, numbering (265) individuals. The researcher applied a measurement form for recovering addicts, and the results of the study proved that the level of indicators of the effectiveness of the Azima Centers’ programs in achieving social integration for recovering addicts is high, as they came in order (the ability of the programs to bring about change in the behavioral patterns of recovering addicts, the ability of the programs to develop and enrich the knowledge of recovering addicts, and finally the ability of the programs to provide recovering addicts with new experiences and skills). It also proved that the level of dimensions of social integration for recovering addicts is high, and the dimension came in order (psychological, social, and finally legal). In the end, it proved The results of the study showed that there is a statistically significant direct relationship at a significance level of (0.01) between the effectiveness of the Azima Centers’ programs and achieving social integration for recovering addicts. The most effective dimensions of the Azima Centers’ programs related to achieving social integration were as follows: the ability of the programs to develop and enrich the knowledge of recovering addicts, followed by the ability of the programs to satisfy the needs of recovering addicts, then the ability of the programs to confront the problems of recovering addicts, and finally the ability of the programs to change the environmental conditions surrounding recovering addicts.