Neem Foundation’s Psychology Department provides expert-led mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services that address the invisible wounds of conflict, trauma, and displacement. Our approach combines clinical care, community-based healing models, and trauma-informed training to ensure individuals and families can recover, thrive, and reintegrate with dignity.
From therapy sessions in safe spaces to art-based expression for survivors of gender-based violence, our interventions are grounded in empathy, evidence, and local realities. We also build the capacity of community members and frontline workers to deliver basic psychological care and create lasting support systems beyond crisis periods.
Psychology
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Psychology
Delivering mental health support that restores dignity and builds resilience where it’s needed most.
Expanding Access to Mental Health, One Community at a Time
We bring healing to homes, schools, and public spaces—ensuring no one is left behind.
Healing with Dignity, Supporting with Empathy
Neem Foundation’s psychological support model is built around one core belief: healing is a right, not a privilege. We deliver community-based mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) that’s both professional and deeply empathetic—meeting people where they are, both emotionally and geographically.
Our approach is threefold:
Direct Care – Delivered by trained psychologists and counselors, through one-on-one therapy, group sessions, and mobile units.
Community Empowerment – Building mental health literacy and resilience through peer support groups, lay counseling training, and sensitization.
Creative & Culturally Sensitive Healing – Integrating expressive therapies such as art, dance, and storytelling that resonate with the lived experiences of survivors.
We also focus on strengthening the mental health ecosystem by working with primary health workers, educators, and caregivers—ensuring that support is not episodic, but ongoing.
Voices of Healing
Stories of transformation from survivors, caregivers, and community responders.
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Open Hours: Mondays – Fridays, 9:00 – 17:00
