Rehabilitatation centre for homeless
mentally ill women
mentally ill women
Aussi Community Development and Educational society
Registration Number
10849/DAW 2.1/2019, Dated 21.02.2019
10849/DAW 2.1/2019, Dated 21.02.2019
Managed by
The congregation of Daughters of Mary
ST.DYMPHNA
Welcome to St.Dymphna
A Safe Haven for Homeless Mentally Ill Women
At St.Dymphna, we believe that every woman deserves dignity, care, and a second chance at life. We are a dedicated rehabilitation centre focused on providing holistic mental health support, shelter, and empowerment for homeless women suffering from mental illness.
Registration Number
10849/DAW 2.1/2019, Dated 21.02.2019Managed by
The congregation of DAUGHTERS OF MARYManagement Team
At the heart of St.Dymphna rehabilitation centre is a dedicated and compassionate management team committed to restoring dignity, hope, and mental wellness to homeless women suffering from mental illness.
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Who We Serve
Homeless or abandoned due to mental illness, In need of psychiatric care and emotional support
Victims of neglect, abuse, or social isolation, Found wandering on the streets or referred by authorities
Our Objectives
- To provide immediate shelter and medical care for mentally ill homeless women.
- To offer individual and group counseling, emotional support, and trauma-informed care.
- To promote skill development and vocational training for rehabilitation.
- To raise public awareness and reduce stigma around mental illness and homelessness.
Our Vision
To create a society where every homeless mentally ill woman is treated with dignity, empowered through care and rehabilitation, and given the opportunity to lead a healthy, independent, and meaningful life.
We strive to be a safe haven for homeless mentally ill women
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide comprehensive, compassionate, and dignified care to homeless mentally ill women
by addressing their mental, physical, emotional, and social needs.
To rescue, rehabilitate, and reintegrate homeless mentally ill women into society with compassion, respect, and evidence-based care.
"Grace in every step toward recovery."
At St.Dymphna, we believe that mental health recovery is possible, and every woman deserves a second chance at life, free from stigma and homelessness.
Transforming Lives with Compassion and Care
Our multidisciplinary team of mental health professionals, social workers, and caregivers works tirelessly to help each resident recover with dignity and hope.
Basket weaving
A Path to Healing and Livelihood
At St.Dymphna, basket weaving is more than a skill-it is a therapeutic and empowering activity that brings hope, focus, and self-worth to homeless women recovering from mental illness.
Paper Artwork
Crafting Healing Through Creativity
At St.Dymphna, Paper Artwork serves as a gentle and expressive way for homeless women with mental illness to rediscover focus, creativity, and joy. From folding and cutting to gluing and designing, each step of the art-making process offers therapeutic and empowering benefits.
Therapeutic Care
Healing with Compassion and Purpose
At St.Dymphna, centre, therapy is the heart of recovery. We believe that healing begins with compassion, continues through clinical care, and thrives in an environment of safety, structure, and support. Our therapeutic programs are designed to address the emotional, psychological, and social needs of homeless women living with mental illness.
Daily Activities
Nurturing Mind, Body, and Spirit
At St.Dymphna, structured daily activities play a vital role in the recovery and reintegration of homeless women living with mental illness. These activities are carefully designed to provide routine, purpose, therapy, and joy-essential components for healing and personal growth.
Medical Treatment
Restoring Health, Restoring Hope
At our rehabilitation centre, comprehensive medical and psychiatric care forms the foundation of recovery for homeless women living with mental illness. Many arrive in a state of physical neglect and untreated psychological conditions.
We are always open for Mental Illness
"Mental Illness is Not Homelessness-Care Makes the Difference."
