CHILD PROTECTION & EDUCATION
UNM Mental health program
The Mental Health is a cross-cutting program that promotes well-being through awareness, healing services, and knowledge enhancement. It offers clinical services like individual and group therapies, stress management, and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training. It also engages communities and families through dialogues to reduce stigma and provide support, fostering healing, resilience, and capacity-building.
Community based Mental Health
This approach empowers children and families to build resilience through family dialogues. It focuses on rehabilitating and reintegrating street-connected children into schools and safe family environments through individual and family therapy sessions, promoting emotional well-being and adhering to child protection principles.
Family-Based Mental Health
This approach empowers children and families to build resilience through family dialogues. It focuses on rehabilitating and reintegrating street-connected children into schools and safe family environments through individual and family therapy sessions, promoting emotional well-being and adhering to child protection principles.
Clinical services
The UNM Healing Center, an art-based clinic, provides in-person and online services six days a week through four specialized psychotherapists. It offers individual and group therapies, stress management, burnout prevention, and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training, while supporting professional growth through academic and professional internships in various institutions.