Services
Matrix Disciplinary Services
Our Services
Why Choose This Service
Because Every Life Deserves a Second Chance
At Matrix Disciplinary and Training Centre, in partnership with Tafarah Foundation, we don’t just correct behaviour — we rebuild futures. Our proven programs combine discipline, mentorship, and international opportunities to ensure that every candidate not only recovers but thrives. With us, your loved one gains more than training; they gain hope, dignity, and a clear path to success.
What We Offer
At Matrix Disciplinary and Training Centre in Harare, Zimbabwe, we are committed to restoring discipline, resilience, and purpose in the lives of children, youth, and adults. Our structured programs are designed to correct wayward behaviour, fight substance abuse, and empower individuals with skills and values that last a lifetime.
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Drug & Substance Abuse Recovery Program
We provide a structured, discipline-based program to help individuals overcome drug and alcohol dependence. Through mentorship, physical training, and community support, we guide candidates toward sobriety and personal strength.
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Therapy & Counseling Support
Our centre offers non-pharmacological therapy sessions that focus on self-reflection, emotional healing, and behaviour correction. Group and individual sessions provide guidance, encouragement, and a safe space for transformation.
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Basic Training & Boot Camps
For children and young adults with behavioural challenges, we run disciplinary boot camps that instill respect, order, and accountability. Training is intensive yet supportive, helping participants reshape their mindset and behaviour.
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Mentorship & Coaching
Every candidate is guided by experienced mentors who provide personalized support. Mentorship fosters responsibility, resilience, and leadership qualities that prepare participants for a brighter future.
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Discipline & Behavioural Correction Programs
Our discipline-focused programs target issues such as defiance, lack of respect, and destructive habits. Using structured routines, training drills, and consistent guidance, we redirect candidates toward positive behaviour.
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Life Skills Development
We equip individuals with essential life skills such as time management, problem-solving, communication, and teamwork. These skills prepare participants for independent living and long-term success.
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Community Engagement & Group Activities
Beyond training and discipline, we create opportunities for teamwork through group singing, physical challenges, and interactive activities. These programs strengthen unity, confidence, and social responsibility.
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Elderly Support & Personal Growth Training
Our services also extend to adults and elderly individuals who seek renewed discipline, resilience, and purpose in their lives. Through light physical training, mentorship, and life coaching, we help them regain control and dignity.
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- 5489 Lobengula, Zimre Park Ruwa
- +263 777 690 612
- info@matrixdisciplinary.com
FAQ
Everything You Need to Know
Do you accept children or individuals struggling with drugs or wayward behaviour that the community has failed to help?
Yes. We welcome individuals who have struggled with substance use or wayward behaviour. Admission begins with an assessment and the informed consent of a parent or legal guardian. Each case receives a tailored plan combining recovery training, mentorship, and routine to help candidates rebuild stability and purpose.
We accept candidates from a wide age range — from children as young as 7 years old to adults up to 45 years old. Our programs are designed to handle different levels of challenges, whether it’s early signs of indiscipline in school-aged children, or more complex cases involving drug and alcohol abuse in young adults.
We work with individuals who may have experimented with or become dependent on various substances, including alcohol, marijuana, cough syrups, or harder drugs. No matter the background, we believe that with discipline, structured training, and consistent mentorship, every person has the potential to change and regain control of their life.
Will my child be safe and treated equally during the program?
Absolutely. Safety, dignity, and fairness are at the core of everything we do. Our staff members are trained to manage behaviour in a non-violent, professional, and structured way.
All candidates are supervised during activities.
Discipline is instilled through order, routine, and mentorship, not through harm or abuse.
Every participant is treated equally, regardless of their background, family status, or the nature of their behavioural challenges.
We maintain strict safeguarding policies to protect minors and ensure that all participants are respected, supported, and guided fairly. Parents and guardians can trust that their children are in a secure, respectful environment.
Are parents or guardians allowed to visit while the child is in camp?
No. For the success of our program, we do not allow parents, guardians, or relatives to visit participants while they are in camp. We also restrict all forms of direct communication, including phone calls, texts, or social media, during the training period.
This rule is in place to:
Remove outside distractions so participants can fully focus on recovery and discipline.
Ensure consistency of routine and structure, which are key to behaviour change.
Create an environment where candidates learn to rely on the program and their mentors, instead of seeking comfort from the outside.
Families are updated on progress through scheduled reports or official communication channels, but in-person contact is not permitted until the program is completed.
How do you ensure discipline without harming the children?
Our approach is non-violent and non-pharmacological. Discipline is taught through consistent routines, physical training, group activities, mentorship, and positive reinforcement.
No harmful punishments are allowed — we do not use violence, drugs, or degrading treatment.
Activities such as morning drills, fitness sessions, chores, and group work help participants learn self-control, respect, and teamwork.
Staff are trained in safe behaviour management and age-appropriate methods for both children and adults.
We believe discipline is best taught through guidance, consistency, and accountability — not fear. Our focus is on character building, not punishment.
How are candidates admitted? What paperwork and permissions are required, and how are they brought to the centre?
Admission begins with a consultation between our directors, the family, and the candidate. We then carry out an intake assessment to determine the individual’s needs and create a personalized program.
The following are typically required:
Parent/guardian consent forms (for minors).
Basic identification documents of the candidate.
Medical history or any relevant referral documents.
Agreement to follow the centre’s code of conduct.
Transport is coordinated with the family. In most cases, guardians bring the child or adult directly to the centre. Where needed, arrangements can be discussed, but we only admit candidates with the full consent of the parent/guardian or through a lawful directive.
Before starting, every participant and their family go through a clear orientation, and consent forms are signed to ensure transparency.