Our program provides holistic psychosocial support, interventions, and services in key areas such as LGBTQIA+ support, social crime prevention, victim-friendly rooms, and HIV and AIDS prevention programs. We offer specialized services to children, youth, adults, and the elderly across the board.
Our services offer holistic support across key areas: health, education, and economic empowerment. We provide specialized care for children and adolescents living with HIV, empower youth and women through job training and small business support, and promote safety with self-defense training.
This program seeks to provide and ensure that psychological...
The program's objectives are to provide individuals with...
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Several factors, including pervasive social condemnation of homosexuality...
Ekupholeni Mental Health and Trauma Centre is non- profit organization. The organization engages in individuals, families, and communities in a comprehensive, holistic process of healing, recovery, and empowerment.
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This program seeks to provide and ensure that psychological assistance are provided to victims of all forms of violence, with a particular emphasis on women, men, and children. We strive to mitigate gender-based violence through spreading knowledge of domestic violence, improper sexual behavior, and safeguarding children. Ekupholeni MHTC envisage a society in which both men and women cohabit harmoniously.
Our programs are preventative, developmental, accessible, economical, suitable, cost-effective, and efficient in nature. As part of our interventions, we involve survivors of crime and violence in long-term social and economic development programs designed for enhancing their quality of life through comprehensive assessments, counselling, and referral. We assist survivors comprehend and deal with their horrific events through providing information and support regarding their right for safety and justice. This program seeks to repair psychological loss or damage, alongside the loss of fundamental rights, caused by criminal acts or omissions that infringe our criminal laws. Our victim empowerment program, through an array of initiatives, aims to empower survivors to deal with the impact of the their occurrence.
The program’s objectives are to provide individuals with information regarding HIV, promote behavioural and social modifications to reduce the new HIV transmission and prevent the spread of new HIV infections. In addition, we provide adherence support services to clients who have knowledge of their status, promote HIV testing so that those who know their status get started on treatment, and work to restore the psychosocial well-being of our beneficiaries who have lost a loved one. We provide young people who engage in risky behavior the instruments necessary in order to make informed decisions about their sexual lives. The integrated services offered through this initiative have the objective to mitigate the negative social and economic effects of HIV and AIDS. As Ekupholeni MTHC, we envisage a society free of HIV where everyone knows of their HIV status and are virally suppressed
This program focuses on engaging people who have been identified as being at risk or in conflict with the law, with a special emphasis on the social context in which they offend. The services offered are preventative in nature, with a focus on outcome-based early intervention counseling. Services are intended to reduce and prevent the incidence of social crime occurrences and their detrimental effects on individuals and families. Furthermore, this initiative aims to empower individuals and communities by providing information about the consequences of crime as well as potential alternatives. It focuses on both children and adults in trouble with the law.
Several factors, including pervasive social condemnation of homosexuality, contribute to stigma and hurdles to receiving health care and psychosocial support services. This initiative seeks to promote and advocate for the LGBTQAI Community’s human rights, as guaranteed by the Republic of South Africa’s Constitution. Furthermore, we hope to establish community networks and boost social functioning among the LGBTQIA+ population and their families. We offer psychosocial support services to restore their social well-being, group work intervention services to assist them in creating a support structure and networking that can aid them deal with stigma, and prevention programs that raise community awareness and foster tolerance and inclusion.