RURAL PROGRAM
LiveLoveLaugh launched its rural program – Community Mental Health Program (CMHP) – in 2016 to improve and strengthen the mental healthcare ecosystem in rural geographies with a holistic approach. The Community Mental Health Program drives clinical improvement, socio-economic progress, and community ownership to ensure holistic mental health care for persons with mental illness and their caregivers.
The program is currently operational in:
- 1. Mysore, Belgavi, Gulbarga and Bidar districts in Karnataka
- 2. Koraput, Cuttack, Rayagada, Ganjam, Puri, Malkangiri Districts in Odisha
- 3. Madurai & Theni districts in Tamil Nadu
- 4. Idukki district in Kerala
- 5. Chhindwara district in Madhya Pradesh
- 6. NTR & Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh
URBAN PROGRAM
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Schizophrenia Awareness Association
Support for Mental Health, Recovery, and Caregivers since 1997
Awareness, rehabilitation, and community support for individuals and families navigating mental health challenges.
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Day Rehabilitation Services
Recovery Through Participation
Learn about enrolling in our Day Rehabilitation Centre, therapeutic programs, and recovery-focused support services.
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Support for Families
Access guidance, workshops, and practical resources to become a confident and informed family caregiver.
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Support our mission through donations, volunteering, or initiatives that empower persons with mental illness.
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Family Caregivers' Day
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Schizophrenia Awareness Association (SAA) is a community-based organization dedicated to supporting persons with mental illness (PMIs) and their families. With a strong focus on rehabilitation, awareness, and caregiver support, SAA works to create a better understanding and inclusive environment for mental health.
- Day Rehabilitation Centre with structured Therapeutic activities and support
- Guidance and programs for caregivers and families
- Awareness initiatives to build understanding and shun stigma
Supporting the Ones Who Support Others
MISSION: Care brings together families and caregivers to share lived experiences, practical guidance, and mutual support while complementing professional mental healthcare.
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SAA Store
Welcome to SAA Store
The SAA Store brings together products and publications that promote rehabilitation, awareness, and meaningful participation. Each buy is a step towards self reliance, confidence building and community support.
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Self Dependence & Empowerment
Products Made by PMIs
PMI Creations are handmade products created by persons with mental illness as part of their rehabilitation. Each purchase directly supports their self reliance while encouraging independence, confidence, and meaningful engagement.
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Awareness Literature
SAA Publications
SAA’s publications share real experiences and insights on mental health and caregiving, helping build awareness and understanding for individuals and families.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our services, programs, and how you can get involved.
1. Who can enroll in the day rehabilitation centre?
Individuals with mental health conditions such as schizophrenia and related disorders can enroll. Families or caregivers can reach out to understand the process and suitability.
2. How do I enroll in the rehabilitation program?
You can contact us directly through phone or WhatsApp to begin the enrollment process. Our team will guide you through the next steps.
3. What support is available for caregivers?
SAA provides guidance, workshops, and support groups to help caregivers better understand and manage their role.
4. How can I support SAA’s work?
You can contribute by donating, volunteering, or supporting products made by persons with mental illness through the SAA Store.
5. What are PMI Creations?
PMI Creations are handmade products created by persons with mental illness as part of their rehabilitation. Every purchase directly supports their livelihood.
6. Are SAA’s publications useful for families?
Yes, the publications offer practical insights, experiences, and guidance to help families better understand mental health and caregiving.
