The City of Cape Town’s Health Department is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of it’s Matrix Programme which aims to improve access to a range of treatment interventions to minimise the harm caused by drug and alcohol abuse.

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The City of Cape Town’s Health Department is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of it's Matrix Programme which aims to improve access to a range of treatment interventions to minimise the harm caused by drug and alcohol abuse.
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