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| | | | | SHRISTI | | | | Year of starting | 1992 | | Location | Musundagirypatti,
Chittampatty(P.O),
Melur (TK)
Madurai (dt) – 625 122,
Phone: 0452-3203287 | | Contact Person | Ms.Nallammal | | Number of beds available for rehabilitation | 50 | | | | | | | | RETREAT | | | | Year of starting | 2000 | | Location | 2/212, Pulluthu Boys Town Pulluthu, Thuvariman(via)
Madurai (dt) – 625 010, Phone: 0452 – 2475420 / 2475311 | | Contact Person | Mr.Thomas | | Number of beds available for rehabilitation | 50 | | | | | | | BODHI | | | | Year of starting | 2001 | | Location | M.S.Chellamuthu Gardens, No 1, Ayathampatti village, Alagarkoil , Melur (TK),
Madurai District, Phone No: 0452-3202014 | | Contact Person | Mr.Sankarapandian | | Number of beds available for rehabilitation | 50 | | | | | | | THENDRAL |  | | Year of starting | 1998 | | Location | Angayarkanni Kalyana Mahal,
Ayyanar Kovil Street,
Arul Doss puram Madurai.
Phone : 99442-32071 | | Contact Person | Mr.Thangam | | Number of beds available for rehabilitation | 50 | | | | | Project Exclusive for Women | | VRIKSHA | | | | Year of starting | 1998 | | Location | 19, Sudalaimuthu Pillai Lane, East Sandhaipettai, Madurai- 625 009.
Phone: 0452-2333242 | | Contact Person | Mrs.Selvi | | Number of beds available for rehabilitation | 30 | | | | |
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A committee comprising of mental health professionals meets as and when admission and discharge is needed. The committee assess clinical condition and decides on admission and discharge. The admission and discharge procedure followed by the Trust are: Based on the findings, individualized rehabilitation plan will be drawn and referred to a key therapist for therapeutic interventions |
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Post admission assessment consist of: |  | Detailed Client history taking | | Disability assessment | | Mental status examination. |
| Formulation of individualized Rehabilitation Plan |
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Every 3 months, progress is monitored. If needed, the rehabilitation plan is also altered based on the outcome of the review.
Caregivers are briefed about the status of their child.
All the mental health professionals are involved in this exercise. If the resident is ready for discharge, discharge protocol is followed.
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Follow up is an important component in the rehabilitation programme of the Trust. At the time of discharge, caregivers are given orientation about the need and importance of follow up and in consultation with them, a follow up schedule is drawn by the professionals. Follow up remainders are sent before the scheduled date and if a person fails to come for follow up for two consecutive days, key worker makes a home visit to interact with family members and to provide necessary support that will ensure follow up.
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1.Medication management
2.Skills development
3.Creative activities
4.Yoga
5.Counseling
6.Psycho education
7.Occupational Therapy
8.Vocational training
9.Placement
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Pre-admission assessment
Preadmission assessment includes: |  | Assessment of the Clinical Condition | | Assessment of the family condition |
| The clinical assessment is done by a team consisting of a clinical psychologist, the psychiatrist and the medical officer. The family assessment is done by a social worker, Based on the findings, the persons will be hospitalized for treatment. Once the person shows symptomatic improvement, he/she will be discharged for rehabilitation. |
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| Diagnosis | Persons with Mental Illness
(Schizophrenia, Mood Disorder, Drug Induced, Psychosis
Borderline Mental Retardation with Schizophrenia) | | Sex | Male and Female | | Age wise | 18 years to 65 years | | Nativity (Rural /Urban) | Rural & Urban
(from various Districts of TamilNadu and
other states of India) | | No.of beneficiaries | 180 (So far 1660) |
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Members of the professional team are - Consultant Psychiatrist
- Medical Officer
- Clinical Psychologist
- Psychiatric Social Worker
- Psychiatric Nurse
- Vocational Instructor
- Creative Therapist
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| | Project for Children : Aakaash |  | | Year of starting | 1995 | | Location | Aakaash,
Jnanadeepam Building (Sponsored by IOBOA), M.S.Chellamuthu Gardens,
No 1, Ayathampatti Village,
Alagarkoil , Melur (TK),Madurai District,
Phone: 0452-3202014 | | Contact Person | Mrs.Jothirani |
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| | | Project for Adult : MR Home - Tirumohur |  | | Year of starting | 2008 | | Location | Panchayat Kalyana Mandapam
Tirumohur, Melur (Tk)
Madurai | | Contact Person | Mrs.Renuka | | Number of beds available for rehabilitation | 50 |
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| Pre-admission assessment | | Post admission assessment | | Formulation of individualized Rehabilitation / Educational Plan | | Plan implementation | | Review | | Discharge | | Follow up |
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| Special Education | | Physiotherapy | | Yoga | | Speech Therapy | | Creative Activities | | Medical Management | | Care-Givers Meeting |
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| Diagnosis | Persons with Mental Retardation
(Mental Retardation, Autism and Down Syndrome) | | Sex | Male & Female | | Age wise | from 6 years to 15 years | | Nativity (Rural /Urban) | Rural & Urban (from in and around Madurai) | | No.of Beneficiaries | 120 (So far 4680) |
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Members of the professional team are
- Consultant Psychiatrist
- Special Educators
- Medical Officer
- Clinical Psychologist
- Vocational Instructor
- Physiotherapist
- Yoga therapist
- Speech Therapist
- Creative Therapist
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| Diagnosis | Persons with Alcohol Dependence (Canabis, Alcohol) | | Sex | Male | | Age wise | From 15 Years to 70 Years | | Nativity (Rural /Urban) | Rural and Ubran (from in and around Madurai) | | No.of beneficiaries | 30/ per month (So far 4680) |
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| Vocational rehabilitation Service Units The objectives and the phases of rehabilitation gives rise to the formation of various Vocational rehabilitation service units like… | | | | | | | Units for Vocational Training: | | Shakthi Press | | Year of starting | 1995 | | Location | No 195, Sivagangai Road,
Near Vignesh Blood Bank,
Opp: Aavin Milk Depot, Managiri,
Madurai -20.
Phone :0452-2580405 | | Contact Person | Mr.Neelakandan | | Total Capacity | 50 | | | | | Vocational Training Centre, Sellur: | | Year of starting | 1995 | | Location | First Floor, No 195, Sivagangai Road,
Near Vignesh Blood Bank,
Opp: Aavin Milk Depot, Managiri,
Madurai -20.
Phone: 0452-2580405 | | Contact Person | Ms.Devi | | Total Capacity | 50 | | | | | Vocational Training Activities: |  |  |  |  | | Vocational Training Activities: | | Agro based units: | | Farming Activities:
The units having the infrastructure for carrying out agricultural activities promote the cultivation of various seasonal vegetables, fruits and nursery plants.
The various units having residential facilities at the foundation carry out these activities. Nearly a number of 40 and above, trainees, engage themselves in actives such as sowing, ploughing, irrigating, manuring and harvesting the agricultural crop.The trainees are allocated a portion of land marked in their name. This has a therapeutic bearing where in the trainee develops an affinity of owning the land and there by works with a sense of confidence and dignity. The yield is distributed for consumption amidst the various units of the foundation and the rest sent for public marketing.
Animal Husbandry activities:
Persons with psychiatric disabilities are found to have a special emotional bondage with pet animals. Our experiences eventually led to the developing of a animal farm that houses cows, dogs, gunniea pigs, rabbits, poultry, doves, love birds and fishes. Almost cent percent of the trainees enjoy touching, feeding and playing with the animals and participate in looking after the animals. This plays a therapeutic role in the developing of accountability in the execution of the various activities in care giving of the animals.
Gokulam- Dairy activity:
Gokulam established in the year 1995 at Shristi.This diary unit has 50 milch animals and offers training in multi various Diary activities such as feeding, milking and cleaning the cows to nearly 15 trainees per batch for a period of six months .Nearly 500 liters of milk is procured per day which is made available for the self sustenance of the various units of the foundation and the balance amount is given for commercial marketing by the trainees themselves. The income generated out of the sale procedure is distributed as an incentive for the trainees. | | |  |  |  |  | | | | | | | Micro Enterprises and Home based Activities | | | | Printing based units: - Offset Printing
- Screen Printing
- Binding
Tailoring based units: - Cloth Bag
- Jute Bag
- Cloth File
- Mats
Computer units: Detergent based units: - Phenyl
- Washing Powder
- Soap Oil
- Bath Soaps
- Incense Stick and Cakes.
Bakery Unit: Steam Laundry Unit: Grocery Store:
The trainees are given exposure and training in printing works like composing, binding, printing, screen printing and making of envelop covers. | | | | | | | | | | | | | Micro Enterprises and Home based Activities | | | | Process: Stage I
Work behavior assessment
Development of work behavior
Life skill training
Stage II
Vocational interest assessment
Identification of trade
Vocational training
Training in job seeking skills
Stage III
Job identification
Preparing the employers and co workers
Preparing the client employability
Job placement (part time & full time)
Follow up Placement Services
The success of the vocational rehabilitation has established itself in the trainees being placed in numerous competitive sectors like government offices, corporate offices, private and public concerns.
Out of the 300 trainees who have undergone vocational rehabilitation in a year nearly 25% of them are able to get placements.
The hallmark of the placement wing is that the professional staff is in constant interaction with the employers and monitors the developments of the trainees and offer guidance and counseling as required by the situation.
The trainees in placement meet the therapists once a month during the meeting held for sharing and interacting about their experiences in working. They also go for tours and picnics once a year for a get together. The Outcome of the Vocational Rehabilitation
The trainees learn a vocation
Gain a sense of self worth
Economic independence
Learn to improve inter personal relationship Client / Beneficiaries Profile: Diagnosis : Persons with Mental Illness and Mental Retardation
Sex : Male and Female
Age wise : 16 years to 45 years
Nativity (Rural /Urban) : Rural & Urban (in and around Madurai District)
No.of Beneficiaries : 120 (So far 1560) Professional team: Members of the professional team are - Consultant Psychiatrist
- Medical Officer
- Clinical Psychologist
- Social Worker
- Vocational Instructors
- Placement Co-ordinator
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Research: The department of Science & technology of the Government of India recognized the Foundation for their outstanding involvement and work in the field of mental health & Rehabilitation in the year 1995.The result of the recognition brought about the government supporting the foundation in the field of mental health research. This enabled the foundation to develop inbuilt research in the various programmes carried out in the field of psycho social rehabilitation.
The initial periods saw the research carried out regarding mental health issues in educational institutions, industries, private and public sectors covering a target group of teachers, students, lecturers, labours, industrialists and the general public portraying the themes such as stress, anxiety, drug and alcohol, memory and concentration, absentism…
What gave raise to the formulation of awareness programmes as the result of the study paved ways for data oriented field based research work to be presented as research papers in national and international level seminars, workshops and conferences.
Still further experimental research was under taken on evaluating psycho social intervention programmes and administering certain psychiatric drugs. The core activities of the research and development wing are: - Establishment of a document centre.
- Creating standardized assessment tools at various intervention levels assistance.
- Presenting research papers at national and inter national conferences.
- Periodical updating of research knowledge for the professionals.
- Accommodating students and trainees from various professional back ground like social work, psychology, occupational therapy and psychiatric nurses.
- Collaborating with other fields of specialty like alternative medicines such as yoga with mental health.
- Publication of the research activities.
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 | Dr.K.Srinivasan, M.D.D.M., Ph.D.F.R.C.P(E)., F.R.C.P.(G) F.A.M.S.,
Consultant Physician and Neurologist,
Madurai | | Dr.T.Rajagopal, M.D., D.C.H.,
Former Prof& Head, Dept.of Peadiatrics
Madurai Medical College
Madurai
Consultant : ICDS, Nilakottai | | - Dr.M.Ranganathan, Ph.D.,
Associate Professor (Retd).
Dept.of Psychiatric Social Work,
NIMHANS, Bangalore | | Sr.T.Murali, M.D., DPM.,
Additional Professor
Dept.of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
NIMHANS, Bangalore. | | Dr.S.Rajaram, Ph.D.,
Psycho Social Advisor
Community Resiliene & Dialogue Activity
International Rescue Committee
Uganda
| | Dr.M.Kannan, M.Phil., (TISS), Ph.D.,
Lecturer – Selection Grade
Madurai Institute of Social Sciences
Madurai. |
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| S. No | Title of the Conference | Date | Venue | Topic | 1 | 35th Annual Conference of IPS-SZ
Indian Psychiatric Society-South Zone 2001-2002 | 25, 26,27th October 2002, | Mysore, Karnataka | - Family Environment Correlates Knowledge and attitude towards Sex among Higher Secondary School Students
- Psychological Health and Knowledge and attitude towards Sex among Higher Secondary School Students
| 2 | The Sixteenth National Conference On Mental Retardation | December 29-31,2002 | Calicut, Kerala | - Self esteem of the siblings of persons with mental retardation
| 3 | XV Annual Conference of Indian Association for Social Psychiatry | October 31st to November 2nd - 2003, | Trichirappalli. | - Drinking Situations of Persons Dependent on Alcohol.
| 4 | 18th Annual Conference, IPS, Tamilnadu Branch
TANPSYCON-2003 | 12-13 July 2003, | Salem, Tamilnadu | - Depression Among Persons Dependent On Alcohol (PDA)
- Profile of Alcoholic attending a De-Addiction Centre, Madurai
| 5 | 55th Annual National Conference of the Indian Psychiatric Society
ANCIPS -2003 | 9-12 January, | Hyderabad, Andrapradesh | From Ashes to Action … The Erwadi Aftermath- Dysfunctional Attitude Of College Students
| 6 | National Conference on couple and Family Systems (NCCFS) | 4th –6th December 2003 | NIMHANS, Bangalore | - Aggressive Behavior Correlates Family Interaction of persons Dependent on Alcohol (PDA)
| 7 | XV Annual Conference of Indian Association for Social Psychiatry | October 31st to November 2nd, 2003 | Trichirappalli, Tamilnadu. | Mortality Among Persons With Mental Disabilities- Drinking Situations of persons Dependent on Alcohol
| 8 | 17th National Conference on Mental Retardation | 15th – 17th December 2003, | Kolkatta | The Stress Experienced by the caregivers of persons with mental retardation | 9 | 36th South Zone Annual conference IPSOCON 2003 | 17th-19th October 2003, | Tirupathi | Expectations and Anxiety of the sibling of Persons with Mental retardation- Cognitive distoration among college Students
- Aggressive behavior of adolescents
| 10 | National Conference of Care Givers | (31st Jan 2003 – 1st Feb 2003) | | - Family – Professional Collaboration for Sustainable Income Generation:
| 11 | ANCIPS – 2004
Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society | 8th – 11th January 2004, | Mysore , Karnataka | - New Hopes New Horizons… The NGOs Experiences in a Government Programme.
- Psychiatric Co-morbidity Among Cannabis Abusers
Perception of the Personnel working in the field of Mental Health and HIV/AIDS towards Quality of Work Life. | 12 | TANPSYCON -2004
19th Annual Conference of India Psychiatric Society | July 17 – 18, 2004 | Pondicherry | - Behavioural Surveillance Study of Women in Prostitution (WIP)
A study of Disulfirm Causing Reversible Hypertension. | 13 | Intervention State Level Conference on Social Problems in India Perspectives for Department of Social Work, Bishop Heber College. | November
25 -27, 2004 | Trichy,
Tamilnadu | - Sustainable income generation programmes for persons with mental illness in a center for psychosocial rehabilitation.
- Job satisfaction of social work professionals in NGOs working in the field of mental health.
- Drama therapy - an alternative in improving the cognitive functions of persons with schizophrenic illness.
- Validating the family environment scale.
Self esteem of siblings of persons with mental retardation.Developing a working check list to measure self care & socialization among persons with mental disabilities –Our experiences.- Work adjustments and interpersonal skills of persons with disability in vocational training centre.
- Reasons for relapse among rehabilitated persons with schizophrenic illness in a rehabilitation centre.
- Self help group for persons with mental disabilities – an alternative approach.
- Employers expectations in giving job placement for persons with Mental disability.
| 14 | 57th Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society
ANCIPS – 2005 | 29th Jan – 1st Feb 2005 | PGIMER Chandigarh | - Family Environment Correlates Family Interaction Pattern: A Study among the Wives of Persons Dependant on Alcohol (WPDA)
- A Comparative Study of Family Environmental Pattern of the Wives of Persons Dependent on Alcohol (WPDA) and Wives of Persons with Mental Illness (WPMI)
| 15 | TANPSYCON 2005
20TH Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society
Tamilnadu Chapter | 18th and 19th June | Trichy, Tamilnadu | - Marital Adjustment among Wives of Persons Dependent on Alcohol
| 16 | 38th Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society
SOUTH ZONE (IPSOCON 2005) | 14 – 16 October 2005 | Calicut Kerala State | Self Esteem of Siblings of Persons with Mental Retardation | 17 | 57th Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society
ANCIPS – 2005 | 29th Jan – 1st Feb 2005 | PGIMER Chandigarh | - Community Based Rehabilitation - Our Experiences at Ramanathapuram District, Tamilnadu
| 18 | 38th Annual Conference Of Indian Psychiatric Society-South Zone
(IPSOCON 2005) | 14 – 16 October 2005 | Calicut, Kerala State | - Community Mental Health Programme (CMHP) –Our Experience
| 19 | 58th Annual National Conference of the Indian psychiatric Society ANCIPS 2006 | 5th -8th January 2006 | Mumbai,India | - A Study on Quality of Life (QOL) of Persons Discharged from Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre: With Special Reference to the Projects of M.S.Chellamuthu Trust and Research Foundation- Madurai, Tamilnadu
- Issues Relating to Formation of Self Help Groups Among the Care Givers of the Persons with Mental Disabilities: Our Experiences
| 20 | 2nd NIMH National Conference | 6th&7th
March 2006 | Secundrabad | Community Mental Health Project (CMHP) our Experience… - Rehabilitation including services through Community Rehabilitation
| 21 | 21st Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society (Tamilnadu)
TANPSYCON 2006 | 1st & 2nd July 2006 | Taj Garden Retreat, Madurai | - An observation study on the Dermatological problems in psycho-social Rehabilitation centre Madurai
Emotional Instability and Stress Factors in Diabetes Mellitus:- An observation study on the Dermatological problems in psycho-social Rehabilitation centre Madurai
Community Mental Health Camps-A Rural Experience… | 22 | 39th Annual South Zone Conference of the Indian Psychiatric Society
(IPSOCON 2006) | 27th-29thOctober 2006 | Mangalore. | - Depression among the persons with Diabetes Mellitus (PDM)
- Dermatological Problems for the Persons with Mental Illness in Psycho Social Rehabilitation Centre, Madurai.
- Private Public Partnership in the District Mental Health Programme – A Pragmatic Scenario…
- Profile of persons with HIV/AIDS and Substance Dependence
| 23 | 59th Annual National Conference of the Indian Psychiatric SocietyANCIPS- 20074-7th January 2007,Chennai,Tamil Nadu | 4-7th January 2007, | Chennai,Tamil Nadu | - Exploring Psychosocial Intervention for the persons with Mental Illness during discharge in a residential Rehabilitation Programme:
- The Professional Life Stress Correlates Job Satisfaction:
- A study Conducted among Mental Health Professionals.
- Impact of psycho-education on the persons with diabetes mellitus (PDM)
- Quality of life of the persons living with HIV/ AIDS (PLWHA)
- Prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (ptsd) among persons living with HIV / AIDS (PLWHA).
Impact of Psycho Education on wives of persons Dependent on Alcohol (WPDA) | 24 | Conference on Psycho Social Care and Mental Health Services in Disasters
Department of Psychiatric Social Work | 26-27th November 2007 | National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences, Bangalore | - Mental Health Services In Disaster-South Tamil Nadu Experiences
| 25 | 26th Annual National Conference
Indian Society of Professional Social Workers | Jan 28th – Jan 30th, 2008 | | Challenges for Social Work Education and Practice in the Changing Social Scenario | 26 | 23rd Annual Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society Tamilnadu Chapter
(TANSPYCON -2008) | 12-13 July 2008, | Thanjavur TamilNadu. | - Dysfunctional attitude of the counselors:
- Emotional Intelligence of counselors working in HIV/ AIDS Fields
- Self Esteem of the Counsellors serving in Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission Centres (PPTCT)
- Emotional Intelligence of counselors working in HIV/ AIDS Fields
- Self Esteem of the Counsellors serving in Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission Centres (PPTCT)
| 27 | 41st Indian Psychiatric Society Conference
IPSOCON 2008
Theme: Work and mental Health | 3-5 Oct 2008 | TNAU Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu | - Occupational Role Stress and Job Satisfaction among College Teachers : An empirical Study
- Burnout among Mental Health and Professionals
- Personality Profile and Burnout among Social workers in Psycho –Social Rehabilitation Centres
- Emotional Intelligence correlates Job Stress : A study among Mental Health Professionals
| 28 | The Richmond Fellowship – ASPAC Conference 2008
Theme: Psycho social rehabilitation across cultures | 20-22nd November 2008, | Bangalore, Karnataka. | - Sustainable Livelihood Programme for the Care Givers of the Persons with Mental Disabilities: Our experience in NAMBIKKAI – A Self Help Group
- Profile of Persons with Mental Illness attending supportive Employment Programme of M.S.Chellamuthu Trust and Research Foundation
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| S. No | Title of the Conference | Date | Venue | Topic | 1 | International Conference On Family Empowerment | 11 – 14 September 2005 | Marian College, Kuttikkanam, Kerala, India. | - A Study on Marital Adjustment and Family Environment among the Wives of Persons dependent on Alcohol (WPDA)
| 2 | 1st International Conference of -SAARC Psychiatric Federation | 2nd -4th December 2005 | Arra India. | - Restitution & Rehabilitation with CBR- Aftermath of Erwadi…
| 3 | XIII World Congress of Psychiatry | September 10-15, 2005 | Cairo,Egypt. | - Rising from Cinders, the Aftermath of Erwadi…
| 4 | International Conference on Schizophrenia – 2006
ICONS of SCARF – 2006 | October 13th – 15th 2006 | Chennai,
India. | - Profile of persons with Schizophrenia attending Mental Health Camps at Madurai East Panchayat of Madurai District
- Quality of Life of the persons with Schizophrenia availing treatment through Community Mental Health Camps and Psychiatric O.P services - (A comparative study with special reference to M.S.Chellamuthu Trust and Research Foundation)
| 5 | International Rehab Conference 2006 on “Channeling the Challenges of Disability”” | 7th -9th December, 2006 | Trichy
India. | A comparative Study on Quality of Life (QOL) of the persons with Schizophrenia availing treatment through Community Mental Health Camps and Psychiatric O.P services.- Overcoming the Challenges in Community Mental Health Programme (CMHP): An Overview
| 6 | First World Congress of South Asian Forum International on Mental Health & PsychiatryTheme: “Enhancing Mental Health, Psychiatry and well-being in Asia” | 2nd August – 5th August, 2007 | Goa, India | Raising from cinders … The Erwadi Aftermath… - Socio-Economic Profile of Persons with Schizophrenia attending Mental Health ‘Camps’ in Madurai East Panchayat of Madurai District.
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| | Publications | | Manuals on Life Skills based school health programme. | | Know About Mental Health. | | Know About Mental Illness. |
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| Mental Health Watch | |  | Rights education | | Legal assistance | | Research | | | Rights Education: | | Law enforcement officers – Judicial officers and police officers are given orientation about the rights of the persons with mental disabilities and their role in the protection of these rights. The Trust continuously interact with the implementing authorities with regard to the protection of rights. Materials in the vernacular language was also brought on this topic for the public distribution. | | Legal Assistance: | | The legal team provides legal assistance to those who are denied their rights. Cases of violation of property rights were brought to the cell and the issue was resolved with the help of the legal team. Legal team also consist the Trust in getting custodianship of the homeless from the courts. | | Research: | | The Trust is involved in conducting research on legal in right issues faced by the persons with mental disabilities. | | Team Members: | | Advocate | | Social Workers | | | | | Contact Person: | Asst.Director - Programme | |
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Objectives: - To develop Human Resources in the field of Mental Health and Rehabilitation.
- To strengthen the mental health competencies of the mental health professionals.
Courses Offered: Post graduate course in counseling and psychotherapy in collaboration with the TamilNadu Open University, (Chennai, TamilNadu). The institute is involved in organizing short term courses on various mental health themes.Training: The Institute is involved in facilitating training on to themes relating to mental health. Training is offered either as on-campus or off-campus programme.Duration of training varies from 2 days to 21 days.Experiential methodologies are followed to make the programme very effective. | | | On Campus Training: - Training for the Students of Social Work
- Training for the Nurses on Psychiatry
Name of the Institution: - Penn Development and Research Foundation,Othakkadai.
- St. Joseph’s Development Trust.
- Madurai Institute of Social Sciences, Madurai.
- Sacred Heart Nursing College.
- ULTRA TRUST.
- Tamilnadu Electricity Board, Madurai West Distribution, Madurai.
- Sowmanasya Hospital (Centre for Psychiatric Education and Research).
- Anugraha Trust.
- Lady Doak College, Madurai.
- Seva Nilayam Society in Association with Ryder – Cheshire Foundation.
- The American College - Madurai.
- Our Lady School of Nursing, Dindigul.
- Sivagangai Community College, Sivagangai.
- Fatima College, Madurai
- SBTT College, Madurai.
- Institute for Psychotherapy & Management Sciences, Madurai.
- Lakshmi Vidya Sangham, Madurai
- Madurai District Police, Madurai.
- K.L.Nagaswamy Memorial Polytechnic College, Madurai.
- Bose School of Nursing, Madurai.
- Cauvery College for Women, Trichy
- Bishop Heber College, Trichy.
- Thanthop Hans Roever College, Trichy
- Urumu Dhanalakshmi College, Trichy
- SHOL School, Kodaikanl.
- Special Educators From Special Schools in and Around Madurai
- Bon Secours College for Women, Thanjavur.
- Primery Health Center
- Christian College of Nursing
- Institute for Psycho Therapy and Management Sciences
- Madura College, (Counselling and Personality development dept)
- Institute for Psycho therapy & Management Sciences
- Dr.G.R.Damodaran College of Science, Coimbatore
- Kodaikanal Christian College
- Shree Ayyanar Spinning and Weaving Mills LTD,
- Madurai Institute of Social Sciences, Madurai.
- Madras School of Social Work, Chennai.
- CENDECT - Centre for Development and Communication Trust ( Staff )
- Nursing Students Gr I, School of Nursing, Govt.Rajaji Hospital, Mdu-20
- T.V.S.L.M.HSS, (XI std School Students) Madurai-03
- NSS Students of Lady Doak College
- Staff of K.L.N Polytechnic, (90 both teaching & Non teaching staff)
- Sri Ayyappa Trust
- Bose School of Nursing
- Students for CEOA Matric. Hr.Sec.School,
- Students for Cauvery College of Women
- Thiagarajar College
- Our Lady School of Nursing, Nursing Students, Dindigul.
- Fatima College Nursing Students, Madurai
- Urumu Dhanalakshmi College, Trichy
- Cauvery College for Women , Trichy
- Shrimathi Indira Gandhi College, Trichy
- Bishop Heber College, Trichy.
- College of Nursing, Madurai Medical College.
| | | Off Campus Training: Training modules are available on the following themes: - Life skills
- Stress Management
- Mental health
- Counseling
The following organizations benefited from these modules: - Corporates:
- Whirlpool India Ltd, Pondicherry.
- Orchid Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Chennai.
- UNICEF, Chennai.
- Sakthi Sugars Ltd., Sivagangai.
- EID Parry Ltd., Nellikuppam.
- Suguna Poultry Farm, Udumalaipettai.
- Appollo Hospitals, Madurai.
- ACME Enterprises, Madurai.
- TVS Sri Chakra Tyres, Madurai.
- DINAMALAR, Madurai.
- Professional Couriers , Madurai.
- Bright Spinning Mills, Madurai.
- Arasan Match Industries, Sivakasi.
- Super Spinning Mills, Karur.
- Sri Jeyavilas, Madurai.
- Educational Institutions:
- Colleges
- Mepco Schelnk Engineering college, Sivakasi.
- Thiagarajar College of Engineering , Madurai.
- SACS Engineering College, Madurai.
- Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam.
- S.T. Hindu College, Nagercoil.
- Fatima College, Madurai.
- R.L. Institute of Management Studies, Madurai.
- Meenakshi College for Women, Madurai.
- Thaseem Beevi College for Women, Kilakarai.
- Schools
- TVS Group of Schools, Madurai.
- St. Josephs Matriculation School, Madurai.
- Nirmala Girls Higher Secondary School, Madurai.
- Washington Academy, Madurai.
- Acharya School, Pondicherry.
- Krishnammal Ramasubbaiyar Matriculation School (Promoted by DINAMALAR) Madurai.
- Non-Governmental Organizations:
- Andheri Hilfe, Trichy.
- ADD India, Bangalore and Trichy.
- TAI – Project.
- PWDS Alliance, Martandam.
- DATA , Madurai.
- Boys Town, Ganguvarpatty, Dindigul.
- Vaigai Network, Theni.
- Service Organizations:
- Rotary Club of Madurai Metro, Madurai.
- MADITSSIA, Madurai.
| | | International Training: - 2 week workshop on “Developing Holistic Understanding of Children and Families in Difficult Circumstances”.
- 2 day workshop on “Positive Discipline”.
- 3 week Training on “Child protection and skills in psycho social care”.
The following organizations benefited from these modules. - Banyan Youth Information and Contact Centre, Afghanistan.
- Youth Information and Contact Centre (YICC), Afghanistan.
- UNICEF Heart field Office, Afghanistan.
- United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees, Guinea, West Africa.
- Srilankan Cancer Hospital, Maharagama, Srilanka.
- Esco Ltd, Srilanka.
- Save the Children, Srilanka.
- Siddhartha Child Development Foundation, Srilanka.
- Acharya Institute of Management and Science, Bangalore, India.
- Anatarang Psycho Social Research and Training Institute. Nepal.
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