Youth Recovery • Skill Development • Social Reintegration
Helping people rebuild life with dignity, support and opportunity.
New Covenant Ministry is a non-profit social welfare organisation serving youth and vulnerable communities through prevention of substance abuse, counselling, rehabilitation support, family restoration, skill development, livelihood promotion and social reintegration.
Registered Society
Phek, Nagaland
Community-based support
About New Covenant Ministry
A rehabilitation and social welfare organisation with a whole-person approach.
New Covenant Ministry is a non-profit, charitable, voluntary, educational, rehabilitation and social welfare society based at Bethany-1 Ward, Phek Town, Phek District, Nagaland.
Its constitutional work covers youth development, prevention of substance abuse, counselling and family support, rehabilitation, outreach, skill development, livelihood promotion, education, community welfare and social reintegration.
To serve youth and vulnerable communities through counselling, spiritual and moral guidance, prevention of substance abuse, rehabilitation, skill development, livelihood promotion, education, family restoration, social reintegration and community-based support.
Programme Framework
From prevention to recovery and reintegration
The Society’s programme framework is designed around the needs of youth, families, persons affected by substance abuse and other vulnerable groups.
Drug Abuse Prevention
Awareness, youth engagement, peer-led prevention, life-skills education and community-based drug-demand reduction activities.
Counselling & Family Support
Individual, group, family and peer counselling; motivation, guidance, family strengthening, referral and follow-up.
Recovery & Rehabilitation Support
Supportive recovery planning, relapse prevention, after-care, behavioural change, family participation and social reintegration.
Outreach & Early Intervention
Community outreach, early identification, brief intervention, referral and non-residential support for persons needing guidance and assistance.
Skill Development & Livelihood
Vocational training, employability, entrepreneurship, self-employment and livelihood support for youth and recovering persons.
Community & Social Welfare
Youth development, women and family support, health awareness, education, community participation and assistance to vulnerable groups.
Recovery Support
A pathway centred on dignity, family and long-term reintegration.
The Society’s Constitution provides for counselling, psychological and spiritual support, family counselling, relapse prevention, after-care, follow-up, life skills, vocational training and livelihood assistance for persons affected by substance abuse.
Awareness→Early Identification→Counselling→Referral→After-care→Reintegration
Responsible service principle
Serious mental-health and medical cases should be referred to qualified doctors, hospitals and competent professionals. The website does not claim clinical services that are not separately verified, staffed and authorised.
Documented Activities
Programmes, group sessions and community participation
The images below are drawn from the Ministry’s own programme photographs. Captions are kept factual and limited to information visible in programme records or supplied material.
Recovery Support
Formation of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Phek
Documented programme held in July 2023, jointly organised by New Covenant Ministry and the District Mental Health Programme, Phek.
Family & Community
Women’s Weekend
Programme banner records the Women’s Weekend at the Wellness Centre, Nguzo–Tizu River, 16–19 November 2023.
Wellness & Personal Development
Discipleship Camp
Programme held at the Wellness Centre, Nguzo–Tizu River, 6–9 November 2025.
Wellness & Community Setting
A quiet setting for structured programmes, reflection and group support.
Programme materials identify the Wellness Centre at Nguzo–Tizu River as a venue for New Covenant Ministry activities. The website presents it as a programme and wellness setting without making claims about licensed residential or clinical treatment services that have not been independently verified.
Governance & Transparency
Institutional accountability is part of our work.
The Constitution requires proper books of accounts, including cash book, ledger, receipt book, vouchers, bank statements, grant-wise records, asset register, stock register, salary and honorarium records, and project-wise records. Accounts are to be audited annually by a qualified auditor and placed before the General Body for approval.
Contact
New Covenant Ministry
Bethany-1 Ward
Phek Town, Phek District
Nagaland, India
Official phone, email and social-media links
These were not provided in the verified source material and are therefore not invented on this website. They can be added before deployment.