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Paripurnata Half-Way Home

Works for the psychosocial rehabilitation of the mentally ill women from marginalised section of society

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  • 12A
  • CSR-1
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About

  • Headquarters

    Kolkata, West Bengal

  • Since

    1992

Provides residential psychosocial rehabilitation with various kinds of therapies to mentally ill women to bring them into the mainstream society to re Read morestore their rights and dignity. Organizes awareness programs for the community, families for counseling and sensitizing towards the mentally ill and sound mental health practices. Works towards networking with other peer organizations and appropriate government agencies to improve mental health and disability-related policies and implementation. Engaged patients in the activities of music, art, dancing, meditation and yoga to help them to release constructive emotional feelings. Organizes interactive activities to develop their social skills, activities like games, outings, picnics and public performances. Helps them to rehabilitate through various trainings and placements.


Issue

Historical context of mental health treatment in India All over the world mental illness has been a cause of discrimination and social stigma. This has far too often determined the isolation and segregation of people affected by mental disorders, who would normally be condemned and ostracized to lead a life of struggle and suffering. This has also been the case in India and West Bengal, where over the past 200 years bleak mental institutions and prisons became the final repository for people affected by mental illness. Conditions in mental health facilities and prisons were invariably appalling and psychological or psychiatric care for patients was virtually non-existent. In addition to this, physical violence, sexual abuse and torture were common and widespread.


Action

Holistic Rehabilitation of Women with Mental Illness. The progress of our project may be quantified by the increased number of mentally ill women being rehabilitated and integrated with their families within a given span of time e.g. 1 year and other are immeasurable, like a cheerful ambience at the halfway home and smiles on the lips of our beneficiaries and their families.

Demographies Served

Cause Area

Sector

Sub Sector

Impact

The main objective of the project is to provide free of cost residential psychosocial rehabilitation to mentally ill women belonging to weaker sections of society. Without going into semantics, to us the word ‘impact’ carries the meaning of significant change, when, an almost ostracized mentally ill woman is guided to pick up the lost pieces of her life, which prepare her for her natural home and help her integrate with the family and society at large and to lead a productive and meaningful life, once again. The main goal of Paripurnata is to reintegrate the beneficiaries with their families. Also, our programme of ‘follow up of our ex-Residents for at least for three years’, is quite fruitful. But quite a sizeable number of the ex-Residents remain outside the scope of this programme, as they are located at far off places.

Vision & Mission

Paripurnata strives to usher a society where equally, justice and peace prevails, without any discrimination and marginalization on basis of caste, creed, gender, economic status, disease and disability.
MISSION
Paripurnata envisages championing the cause of the marginalized mentally ill women and strive for their mainstreaming in society in order to restore their rights and dignity.

Donor History

1 GIVE FOUNDATION
2 West Bengal Electronics Industry Development Corporation Ltd. (WBEIDCL)
3 MS SHIVANI SAHANI
4 MR SUCHIT SURI
5 Mr. Ravi Singhal

Programs

  • Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre For Mentally Ill Women

    District

    State

    The RESIDENTIAL PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMME at Paripurnata is a structured initiative aimed at providing comprehensive care for individuals. The program encompasses various therapeutic approaches, including pharmacotherapy and counseling, non-formal education, socio-cultural therapy, and occupational therapy. With 30 beds available, Paripurnata offers a nurturing environment for recovery and growth.

    Psycho-social Therapies: The program employs pharmacotherapy and psychological therapy, ensuring regular medical check-ups and appropriate treatment. Both group and individual counseling sessions, along with targeted psychological exercises, address the specific needs and conditions of each individual. Cognitive Therapy is also incorporated, involving activities that focus on elementary counting, calculations, and basic linguistic and communication skills. These exercises aim to enhance intellectual faculties necessary for social interactions in daily life.

    Social & Cultural Therapy: This aspect of the program is designed to stimulate imagination, creativity, and constructive emotional expression. Music, art, dancing, meditation, and yoga are utilized to awaken and channel human capacities in a positive manner.

    Occupational Therapy: With a focus on achieving greater motor co-ordination and fostering economic sufficiency, the occupational therapy component equips patients with craft-related skills. Currently, vocational skills like sewing, weaving, and block printing are offered in addition to domestic skills.

    Parallel Activities during Rehabilitation: To complement the rehabilitation process, the program undertakes several activities, including tracing and contacting the families of beneficiaries, conducting home visits by staff members, organizing awareness programs in the beneficiaries' neighborhoods, providing family counseling, and holding interactive meetings with the families.

  • Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre for Mentally Ill Women

    District

    State

    The RESIDENTIAL PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION PROGRAMME at Paripurnata is a well-organized initiative that encompasses various therapeutic approaches to support individuals on their path to recovery and empowerment. The program includes pharmacotherapy and psychological therapy, non-formal education, socio-cultural therapy, and occupational therapy. With 30 beds available, Paripurnata provides a nurturing and conducive environment for healing.

    Psycho-social Therapies: The program ensures regular medical check-ups and treatment, employing both pharmacotherapy and psychological therapy. Group and individual counseling sessions, along with tailored psychological exercises, cater to the specific ailments and needs of each individual.

    Cognitive Therapy: The program incorporates activities such as elementary counting, calculations, and the use of basic linguistic and communication skills. These exercises are structured to stimulate nascent intellectual faculties, which are essential for day-to-day social interactions.

    Social & Cultural Therapy: Designed to awaken dormant human capacities of imagination and creativity, this therapy also facilitates the release of constructive emotional feelings through activities such as music, art, dancing, meditation, and yoga.

    Occupational Therapy: With a focus on achieving greater motor co-ordination and fostering economic sufficiency, the occupational therapy component equips patients with craft-related skills. Currently, vocational skills like sewing, weaving, and block printing are offered in addition to domestic skills.

    Parallel Activities during Rehabilitation: To complement the rehabilitation process, the program undertakes several activities, including tracing and contacting the families of beneficiaries, conducting home visits by staff members, organizing awareness programs in the beneficiaries' neighborhoods, providing family counseling, and holding interactive meetings with the families.

Impact Metrics

  • Admission of Beneficiary

    Program Name

    Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre For Mentally Ill Women

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 22
    • 2020-21 11
    • 2021-22 29
    • 2022-23 30

  • Rehabilitated in the Society

    Program Name

    Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre For Mentally Ill Women

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 31
    • 2020-21 9
    • 2021-22 26
    • 2022-23 28

  • Rehabilitated in the Society

    Program Name

    Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre For Mentally Ill Women

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 31
    • 2020-21 9
    • 2021-22 25
    • 2022-23 24

  • Admission of Beneficiary

    Program Name

    Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre For Mentally Ill Women

    Year-wise Metrics
    • 2019-20 21
    • 2020-21 11
    • 2021-22 29
    • 2022-23 30

Theory of Change

We change mentally ill women in their woeful existence to a socially productive life.

Milestones & Track Record

Since inception, Paripurnata has reintegrated 425 women (as on (31.03.2022) with their families or society in general, as a productive member of the community.

Leadership Team

  • Mr.Bidhan Chandra Chakrabarti

    Hony. Secretary & Chief Functionary

  • Dr. Jayasree Maiti

    President

  • Shri Prabir Kumar Basu

    Vice President

  • Shri Arunabha Das

    Hony. Treasurer

  • Smt. Moumita Sil (Ray)

    Member of the Managing Committee

  • Shri Susanta Kumar Dutt

    Member of the Managing Committee

  • Shri Sanjit Kumar Seal

    Member of the Managing Committee

  • Mr. Mohammad Lutful Kabir

    Member of the Managing Committee

  • Shri Somnath Sen

    Member of the Managing Committee

  • Shri Asok Kumar Sil

    Member of the Managing Committee

  • Smt. Nilanjana Som

    Member of the Managing Committee

Demographics & Structure

  • No. of Employees

    6-20

  • Strength of Governing Body

    11

  • Diversity Metrics

    47% women

M&E

  • Internal, External Assessors

    No

Policies

  • Ethics and Transparency Policies

    Yes

  • Formal CEO Oversight & Compensation Policy

    Yes

Political & Religious Declarations

  • On Affiliation if any

    No

  • On Deployment Bias if any

    No

Organisation Structure

Organisation Structure

Yes

Awards & Recognitions

Honours & Awards.

 The Paul Harrison Award, by the CMC, Vellorefor pioneering psychosocial rehabilitation in India, to Dr. Joyce Siromoni, founder secretary, in 2004.

 Lifetime Achievement Award by World Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation (Indian Chapter) for path breaking venture in the field of psychosocial rehabilitation in India, conferred upon Dr. Siromoni, in 2005.

 Real Heroes Award by CNN-IBNfor efforts to make a difference in the lives of the underprivileged people, to Dr. Siromoni, in 2010.

 Accredited under ‘Desirable Norms’ of Credibility Alliance for good governance, since 2010.

 The State Award 2016, as the Best Organization by the Dept. of Persons with Disabilities, Ministry of Social Welfare, GoWBfor Outstanding Performance in Rehabilitation of Persons with Disability, to Paripurnata, in 2016.

 NGO Leadership Award 2019 for its pioneering role for the cause of the mentally ill,by Global CSR Excellence & Leadership Awards Committee in 2019.

 Excellence Award 2020 in recognition of promotion of ART MAKING ACTIVITIESInJanuary 2020, at the Annual National Conference of Indian Psychiatric Society (ANCIPS) 2020.

 JKCement Antar Theke Shundor Samman 2022 Awarded in recognition of Exceptional acts of Kindness & Humanity on 30th September 2022.

Registration Details

  • PAN Card

    AACAP6688A

  • Registration ID

    SO068279 of 1991-1992

  • VO ID / Darpan ID

    WB/2012/0050194

  • 12A

    AACAP6688AE20214

  • 80G

    AACAP6688AF20214

  • FCRA

    147120439

  • CSR Registration Number

    CSR00019629

Location

Other Details

  • Type & Sub Type

    Non-profit
    Society

Website

Financial Details

 Income / Expenses

  • 2019-20

    Income
    Rs.5,112,144
    Expenses
    Rs.4,236,392
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.720,186
    Program Expenses
    Rs.3,516,206
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  • 2020-21

    Income
    Rs.4,284,710
    Expenses
    Rs.3,939,425
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.315,154
    Program Expenses
    Rs.3,624,271
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  • 2021-22

    Income
    Rs.4,788,791
    Expenses
    Rs.4,489,530
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.269,371
    Program Expenses
    Rs.4,220,159
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  • 2022-23

    Income
    Rs.7,264,725
    Expenses
    Rs.5,185,280
    Admin Expenses
    Rs.518,528
    Program Expenses
    Rs.4,666,752
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