Where to Get Help or Report Drug-Related Concerns Through Hong Kong's Narcotics Division Website

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The Narcotics Division (ND) of the Security Bureau runs nd.gov.hk, the Hong Kong government's central portal for drug policy, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation information. You can use it to find treatment and rehabilitation services, locate advice and reporting channels, and identify the right government department or support service for a drug-related concern. The site is an information and signposting hub rather than an emergency service, so for immediate danger call the emergency number (999) directly.

What the site is for

nd.gov.hk belongs to the Narcotics Division, Security Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR Government. It publishes drug-related policy, public education material, and directories of treatment and rehabilitation (T&R) services. Use it when you need to understand what help exists, who provides it, and how to make contact — not when you need urgent intervention.

Finding treatment and rehabilitation services

The site's T&R section is the main route for anyone seeking help for themselves or someone else. Typical steps:

  1. Open the treatment and rehabilitation services area of nd.gov.hk.
  2. Browse the listed service types — for example residential rehabilitation, counselling, or community-based support — and the organisations that provide them.
  3. Note the contact details for the service that matches your situation.
  4. Contact the provider directly to ask about eligibility, waiting arrangements, and what to bring.

Expected result: a shortlist of named services with contact information you can act on. Common sticking point: the site lists services but does not assess your case; suitability and admission are decided by the provider, so confirm details with them rather than assuming a listing means automatic access.

Seeking advice or reporting a drug problem

The site signposts channels rather than handling reports itself. When you need advice or want to report a concern:

  • Use the contact information published on nd.gov.hk to reach the Narcotics Division for general enquiries about drug issues and services.
  • For enforcement matters, the site directs you to the Hong Kong Police Force; use the police reporting channels rather than the ND enquiry route.
  • For urgent risk to life or health, call 999.

Verification: before relying on any number or form, check that it appears on the current nd.gov.hk page you are reading, since contact details can change.

Choosing the right channel

Your situation Best route
You or someone you know wants treatment or counselling T&R service directory on nd.gov.hk, then contact the provider
General question about drug policy, prevention or services Narcotics Division enquiry contact on the site
Suspected drug offence or trafficking Hong Kong Police Force reporting channels
Immediate danger or medical emergency 999

Practical tips

  • Start from the T&R section if your goal is help; start from the contact page if your goal is a question or report.
  • Keep a note of the organisation name and phone number you plan to call, so you can follow up.
  • If a listed service is not suitable, ask the provider for a referral — the ND site itself does not case-manage.

The site is a starting point for finding the right help or the right reporting channel; the actual service or response comes from the listed provider or department.