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Some Organisations providing Mental Health Services in Delhi


Manas
Provides psychological treatment for depression, anxiety, stress and other mental illnesses. Their team of psychotherapists, special educators and psychiatrists works healing and rehabilitation in these disorders both within the community as well as in the clinic. The Child Guidance Unit provides multidisciplinary services for children and adolescents with emotional and behavioural problems. The mental health services for adults also cater to the special needs of women and the elderly. They can be contacted at:

Manas Mental Health and Social Services
S-62, Okhla Industrial Area Phase II
New Delhi-110020, India
Phones: 011 - 4170 8517, 011 - 4170 7590
Email- manasdelhi@airtelbroadband.in, foundation.manas@gmail.com
Website- www.manas.org.in

Swanchetan
Is a non profit, secular and a political organisation that provides emotional support to survivors of violence, abuse and trauma. It strives to support the survivors at all stages of trauma and continue to support till they are able to take charge of their lives. Swanchetan stands for the dignity and rights of all survivors to find their voice and express their pain, anguish and suffering caused by the perpetrators. Swanchetan believes that mental health services should reach out to the survivors rather than expect survivors to reach out to them. In this they recognise access to timely mental health as a basic right and aspiration of every human being. They can be contacted at:

Swanchetan Society for Mental Health
C-4/4092, Vasant Kunj
New Delhi-110070
Phones: 011 - 26123931, 011 - 26135296
Email- swanchetan2003@yahoo.co.in, info@swanchetan.org

The Richmond Fellowship Society
Delhi branch runs a Halfway Home and a Day Care centre for rehabilitation of people suffering from mental health problems particularly Schizophrenia. Halfway home named Vishwas is located at Greater Noida, which provides residential community care. The Day Care Centre offers training to improve personal, social and vocational skills. The Fellowship also carries out Outreach Programme in rural areas for persons with mental illness from poorer backgrounds. They can be contacted at:

The Richmond Fellowship Society
‘Vishwas’, 30/3 Knowledge park III
Greater Noida - 201308
U.P, India
Phone : 0120-2323811, Mobile: 97171260009
Email-rfsdelhi@gmail.com

Snehi
Is a not for profit, non-governmental mental health care organization. It primarily focuses on addressing the emotional and mental health needs of the community and provides psychological counseling and support to people in crisis, particularly victims of abuse , violence and trauma. Though Snehi works to heal and support people from all walks of life, the emphasis of most of these programmes is mainly on children and adolescents, the citizens of tomorrow. Snehi can be contacted at

B-241 (G.K- front portion)
Greater Kailash, Part I
New Delhi 110048
Helpline: 011 - 65978181 (From 2 pm to 7 pm)
Phone: 011 - 65418181
Email-info@snehi.org, snehi.india@gmail.com
Website-www.snehi.org

Sanjivani
Is a registered non-profit voluntary organization that has been addressing the mental health needs of the community since 1976. It provides free and confidential counselling to anyone faced with a situation that causes emotional and mental distress. Over the years, it has grown into an institution of stature, helping a large number of people with a wide range of problems, including suicide. Today it runs two centres and has become a major resource centre for other organizations in and around Delhi. The two main services it provides are emotional counselling and rehabilitation of persons living with mental illness. Sanjivani can be contacted at:

Sanjivani
Under Defence Colony Flyover
Above Shop No. 182
Jungpura Side
New Delhi 110024
Phone: 011 - 24311918, 24318883
Timings: 10 am to 5:30 pm (Monday to Friday)
10 am to 2 pm (Saturday)

Sanjiviani
A-6, Satsang Vihar Marg
Qutab Institutional Area (South of IIT)
New Delhi 110067
Phone: 011-26862222
Timings: 10 am to 7:30 pm
Website: www.sanjivanisociety.org
Email: sanjivanisociety@rediffmail.com

Sumaitri
Is a Delhi-based voluntary organization, which is running crisis intervention center for people who are depressed, distressed or may be feeling suicidal. Sumaitri is open on all days of the week, 365 days of the year with NO HOLIDAYS. All help offered by Sumaitri is free and confidential and the anonymity of both the callers and the volunteers in maintained. You can contact Sumaitri at:

Aradhana Hostel Complex,
Bhagwan Das Road,
New Delhi
Phone: 011 23389090
Open: Monday to Friday 2 PM to 10 PM & Saturday- Sunday 10 AM to 10 PM
Website: www.sumaitri.org

Tulasi Psychiatric and Rehabilitation Centre
Is an acute care centre for treatment of addiction, psychosis, agitated and violent behavior. The centre is equipped to handle all psychiatric emergencies. Treatment is carried under the expert guidance of Dr. Gorav Gupta. His team comprises of junior psychiatrists, psychologists, special drug counselors and paramedical staff. Tulasi Home is a long term treatment facility for schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder and Chronic Mental Disease. The treatment span for patients generally varies from 3-6 months depending on the kind of illness. Tulasi Med Centre and Neuro Pschiatric Centre are clinics for our patients.
One can reach out to them at:

Tulasi Psychiatric and rehabilitation Centre Farm No. 2,
Andheria Mor,
Behind Shamsi Talab,
Mehrauli,
New Delhi- 110030
Phone: 9891006875, 011- 26644050
Email: goravgupta@hotmail.com

Tulasi Home
401-403 Hill View Apartments
Mehta Chowk, Behind Dada Bari,
Mehrauli,
New Delhi- 110030
Phone: 9891006875
E- mail: goravgupta@hotmail.com
Website: www.tulasihome.com

Tulasi Med Center
2/6 SarvapriyaVihar,
New Delhi-110016
Phone: 9891006875
E-mail: goravgupta@hotmail.com

Neuro Psychiatric Center
24, School Lane, Bengali Market,
New Delhi- 110001
Telephone number- 9891006875
E-mail: goravgupta@hotmail.com

Tarshi (Talking About Reproductive ad Sexual Health Issues)
Is a registered NGO based in New Delhi, India. It works towards expanding sexual and reproductive choices in people’s lives in an effort to enable them to enjoy lives of dignity, freedom from fear, infection and reproductive and sexual health problems. TARSHI runs a helpline, conducts trainings at institutes, develops publication, participates in public awareness and education initiatives, and provides technical support for advocacy initiatives.
They can be contacted at:

A 91 Amritpuri, 1st Floor,
(Opposite ISKCON Temple)
East of Kailash
New Delhi 110065, India
Phones: 91-11-26474022, 26474023
Fax: 91-11-26474024
Website: http://www.tarshi.net
E-mail: tarshi@vsnl.com

Depression Helpline
Depression Helpline is run for counselling for people with depression and substance abuse related concerns. The phone number to reach them is 011 - 65258383.

Women’s Helpline
Women’s Helpline is a24 hour toll free helpline by Delhi Police which provides counselling and support services for women in crisis situations. The contact numbers are 011- 23317004 and 1091

Brave Heart Club
Brave Heart Club is a support group for people living with mental illness.† Brave Heart Club organizes meetings to talk about members concerns and provides information and support to members in the group. Brave Heart Club also organizes events like film clubs, movie clubs, historical walks and other opportunities for recreation and getting to know people. If you would like to join the group meetings please contact MHRG.

Citizens For Mental Health
Citizens for mental health group is a support group for people whose lives have been touched by mental illness. You could be a parent, a sibling a friend or a professional in a care giving role for a person living with mental illness. Members of the group discuss their concerns and issues and are able to exchange information and ideas to support people living with mental illness. If you would like to join the group meetings please contact MHRG.
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