During their visit to Jordan, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle engaged with a group of individuals in recovery from addiction at the National Centre for Rehabilitation. Prince Harry emphasized the importance of destigmatizing addiction, stating that 'there's no shame in having an addiction', as he encouraged the recovered users to support others in their communities who may be facing similar struggles. The couple's visit, which aimed to highlight the importance of rehabilitation, underscored the emotional and psychological impact of substance abuse on individuals and their families.

The visit included Harry and Meghan listening to personal accounts from the attendees about their journey through addiction and recovery. The center's work was described by the couple as 'incredible' and essential for those overcoming substance use issues. During the visit, Prince Harry demonstrated his commitment to mental health and wellness and reinforced the message that recovery is not just a personal journey but can also be a source of strength for others.

Harry left a supportive note at the center, which read, 'It's ok to not be ok. Trust each other. Congratulations on your recovery. Now share your courage and experience with others.' This reflects a broader initiative by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to engage with mental health issues and promote conversations around addiction and recovery, encouraging more open dialogues that can help combat stigma and encourage healing within communities.