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Success Stories
A Life of Dignity
and Self-Worth
A Village for Independent and Enterprising Women –
A VIEW is an unlocked residential rehabilitation model unit for destitute women with mild to moderate psychiatric illness, where residents can find community, hope, learn vocational skills, and eventually become independent and able to earn a living. Residents are provided with a stable environment in which they can consent to medical and psychiatric treatment and live with dignity.
A Life of Dignity
and Self-Worth
A Village for Independent and Enterprising Women (A VIEW) is an unlocked residential rehabilitation model unit for destitute women with mild to moderate psychiatric illness, where residents can find community, hope, learn vocational skills, and eventually become independent and able to earn a living. Residents are provided with a stable environment in which they can consent to medical and psychiatric treatment and live with dignity.
What We Do
RESCUE
Leading into safe space
REHABILITATE
Re-learning life skills
RESTORE
Integrate with Community
We Need Your
Support!
The project was conceived as a viable alternative to both ‘total hospitalization model’ and the ‘total home-based treatment’ for psychiatric treatment and is designed to eliminate the drawbacks of both the models. A VIEW’s methodology of Rescue Rehabilitate Restore, Rescue or the 3Rs has helped us to achieve success and remain relevant in the mental illness scenario by helping these women with the right treatment.
We Need Your Support!
The project was conceived as a viable alternative to both ‘total hospitalization model’ and the ‘total home-based treatment’ for psychiatric treatment and is designed to eliminate the drawbacks of both the models. A VIEW’s methodology of Rescue Rehabilitate Restore or the 3Rs has helped us to achieve success and remain relevant in the mental illness scenario by helping these women with the right treatment.
“We believe community inclusion is the cornerstone of recovery. Every individual is welcomed as
neighbor, friend, co-worker and family member.”
Dr. Suchandra Brahma
Our Success Stories
Tripti
She was confused, disoriented, and aimlessly wandering. Abandoned by her family after she was discharged from a psychiatric unit.
Alo
Alo had been a resident since January 2010. She was discovered covered in maggots at Sealdah station and was diagnosed with residual schizophrenia.
Kalpana
Kalpana, a girl from Bankura’s Bansarenga hamlet, had siblings and a mentally ill mother. After her siblings and mother died.
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