Psychosocial Rehabilitation for Recovery and Social Inclusion

This project promotes recovery-oriented psychosocial rehabilitation by integrating evidence-informed community interventions with accessible technologies. The initiative brings together mental health services, NGOs, peer-support networks, and tech partners to co-create and test a rehabilitation pathway that strengthens daily functioning, social inclusion, and continuity of care.

Rationale
Psychosocial rehabilitation often requires consistent support in skills training, goal-setting, community engagement, and coordination across services. Technology can enhance these components by enabling flexible access, personalized self-management especially for people facing geographical, mobility, stigma-related, or resource barriers. The project ensures that technology is used ethically, inclusively, and in ways that complement—not replace—human relationships and community-based support.

Objectives

1. Co-design a psychosocial rehabilitation pathway

2. Improve individual outcomes: functioning, self-efficacy, wellbeing, and social participation.

3. Strengthen service coordination

4. Build capacity for professionals and peer workers