Medical & Psychiatric 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. Our dedicated medical team works to stabilize, treat, and support each woman’s journey toward health and healing.

Our Approach

We follow a patient-centric, trauma-informed, and multidisciplinary approach. Each woman is treated not just for her symptoms but as a whole person — with empathy, respect, and a long-term care plan tailored to her unique needs.

Psychiatric Evaluation & Diagnosis

Thorough assessments by qualified psychiatrists
Diagnosis of mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, psychosis, PTSD, and anxiety disorders
Individualized treatment plans based on psychiatric history and current needs

Medication Management

Prescribing and administering essential psychiatric medications
Regular monitoring of side effects, dosage adjustments, and compliance
Educating residents about the importance of medication in recovery

General Medical Care

Routine health check-ups and physical examinations
Treatment for common infections, chronic conditions, and nutritional deficiencies
Emergency medical support and hospital referrals when needed

Nursing & Supportive Care

24/7 nursing support for critical and daily medical needs
Assistance with hygiene, wound care, and basic health monitoring
Compassionate caregiving with a focus on trust and stability

Mental Wellness & Psychoeducation

Group sessions to promote mental health awareness
Education on medication, hygiene, sleep, and self-care
Simple wellness practices like yoga, breathing exercises, and relaxation

Goals of Our Medical & Psychiatric Program

Stabilize acute mental health symptoms
Improve physical health and hygiene
Build awareness and adherence to treatment
Lay the foundation for recovery, rehabilitation, and reintegration

Collaboration & Follow-up

Government hospitals and mental health professionals
NGOs and health volunteers
Families (wherever possible) for continuity of care