ARTM had its 17th Charity Dinner at the Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel this past November 25th 2017. It was a nice gathering where we could meet with all our friends and supporters. We would like to thank all who attended to support ARTM’s Charity Dinner and who sponsored our organization.
Read MoreARTM was privileged to receive Michael Cole from UNODC with his commitment in providing us with 4 days of intensive training on Community-Based Services for People Who Use Drugs on Southeast Asia – Training Tool Kit by UNODC.
Read MoreThe International Federation of Non-Governmental Organizations for Drug and Substance Abuse (IFNGO) together with Association of Rehabilitation of Drug Abusers of Macau (ARTM) hosted the 27th IFNGO World Conference – “Understanding – Addiction, Treatment, Prevention and Harm Reduction Policy” at the Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel on November 6th to 8th, 2017.
Read MoreARTM employees and other professionals from other local and international organizations have attended this very significant course to better understand the concept of ‘Harm Reduction’ into the treatment process.
Read MoreUpcoming training course hosted by Andrew Tatarsky which details Psychobiosocial model and the Seven Therapeutic Tasks of Integrative Harm Reduction Psychotherapy with discussion and skill practice… AND Learning the skills and strategies with role play and practice.
Read MoreARTM is hosting and organizing the 27th IFNGO World Conference. We have invited the best speakers in the world in the areas of Treatment, Prevention, Harm Reduction and Drug Policy!
Read MoreIt’s time to show off your talent!! With your band, join us for our event, Registration is open. The event will be held at The Roadhouse Macau, in the end of September. Join Us !!!
Read MoreBe Cool tournament as come to an end. It was 5 months of great commitment by all the parts involved. By the players, the coaches and the referees.
Read MoreARTM Ka Ho Treatment Center is in it’s final details of construction. Hopefully by June 2016 it will be open. It will consist of 70 beds ( 50 for men and 20 for women) inclusive of 10 beds for palliative care.
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