Who we are
A dedicated home where women rescued from crisis find compassionate care, professional treatment, and a path back to dignity.
Every day, we open our doors to women facing the profound challenges of chronic mental illness. With a capacity for 60 residents, our home is a haven for those who have been rescued from the streets, referred by government authorities, or brought to us by families in desperate need of support.
These women often arrive with nothing, having been left behind by society. Here, they are found, they are seen, and their journey toward healing begins.
Functioning as a true community home, we believe in nurturing the whole person. Under the guidance of the devoted Sisters Hospitallers of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we provide more than just a roof over their heads.
Our ultimate goal is to see every woman we care for not just recover, but thrive — leading a stable, meaningful life, reconnected with society.
The centre operates with full legal standing, registered under the Right of Person with Disabilities Act 2016 and the Orphanages and Other Charitable Homes Act, 1960. This ensures our commitment to providing a safe, structured, and professional environment where healing is prioritized.