Chhahari Nepal for Mental Health

Org #18387

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2003

year founded

$23,527

raised on GlobalGiving

5

years fundraising

0

projects funded

Mission

Chhahari Nepal for Mental Health (CNMH) is a non-profit, non-religious, and apolitical Non-Government Organisation (NGO), registered with the Government of Nepal. It was initiated in 2003 and registered as an NGO in 2009. It is dedicated to the vision of a just society, where the mental health needs and well-being of all women, men and children are addressed. Our purpose is to facilitate appropriate support and treatment for the homeless and mentally distressed individuals, so that they can be accepted back into society.

Projects (1)

Nepal / Health

Upliftment of the Mentally Distressed in Nepal

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Project Leaders

Bidya Maharjan

Gael Robertson

Mo Lama

Team

Bidya Maharjan, Hikmat Magar, Surendra Pandey

Organization Information

http://www.cnmh.info

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Afaldole, Dhobighat,
RIng Road
Kathmandu, Province 3 GPO 8975
Nepal

+97715188374

BRIDGE ID #3210867754

Organization Information

http://www.cnmh.info

Facebook Page

Twitter Profile

Afaldole, Dhobighat,
RIng Road
Kathmandu, Province 3 GPO 8975
Nepal

+97715188374

BRIDGE ID #3210867754

Project Reports

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Aug 7, 2019

Providing support towards education for social growth.

Harry is 31 years old, from Lalitpur. He lives with his parents and an elder brother. He suffers from depression and his wife left him along with their son after not knowing how to handle his mental...

May 9, 2019

The effects of poverty on Mental Health

In the Nepali context one of the first aspects of poverty is the lack of purchasing power. Indeed this lack of financial resources is readily expressed to us each time by our clients and their...

Dec 11, 2018

Social Support in Mental Health Recovery

The existence of a strong family support system is the strongest determining factor of an individual’s wellbeing. Social networks can be viewed as social capital. A key method of...

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