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Mary Knoll Nepal / Aasha Deep

Maryknoll Nepal, established in 1991, is a non-profit, non-governmental voluntary social organization, duly registered with His Majesty’s Government and Social Welfare Council of Nepal. It was established with the main aim of releasing all the chronically mentally ill patients locked in different jails like Central Jail in Kathmandu and Dhulikhel jail in Kavre. Those patients were imprisoned for many years, solely for being mentally ill. There were no hospital facilities to accommodate them and the families did not want them back due to the chronic and relapsing nature of their illness. Psychiatric treatment within the jail does not exist. The other two aims are to provide treatment and then, to rehabilitate the mentally ill within their own families and communities. [visit website]

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Centre for Mental Health and Counselling - Nepal

Mission - to provide capacity building and support to organisations (international, national and government), empowering them to promote awareness about mental health issues and provide quality mental health care as part of their programming, ensuring local ownership. [visit website]

 

St. Xavier's Social Service Centres

St. Xavier's school provides a number of social service projects in the Patan area including its Freedom Centre which provides support to (amongst others) Drug and Alcohol abusers. [visit website]