Restore
Support emotional wellbeing alongside physical and neurological rehabilitation.
Our work / Rehabilitation
Recovery is dignity, agency and participation.
Mental wellbeing held within neurorehabilitation, family life and the longer work of rebuilding confidence.
The central idea
Rehabilitation becomes more complete when emotional wellbeing is treated as part of recovery—not an afterthought.
Through collaboration with Voluntary Medicare Society, SAWAB has embedded mental-health care within neurorehabilitation and longer-term recovery.
The work recognises the relationship among health, confidence, family wellbeing, livelihoods and participation. Recovery is measured through the possibility of returning to a fuller life.
How the work moves
A whole-person view of recovery.
Include
Recognise family life, confidence and participation as meaningful parts of recovery.
Sustain
Connect longer-term rehabilitation with relationships and practical routes back into everyday life.
Selected evidence
Follow the record beyond a single visit.
A focused selection of original reports, studies and programme records connected to this field.
SAWAB Library
Waltengo Nar: long-term survivor follow-up
A two-decade record connecting sustained contact, disaster mental-health research and care.
Kashmir Life
Waltengu Nar: A Hamlet of Broken Bones
A reported visit to the village tracing recurrent loss, rehabilitation gaps and Dr. Margoob’s continuing relationship with survivors.
In the public record
Partnership made visible.
These reports offer a contemporaneous view of the needs, ideas and collaborations behind the work.
Explore the full press archiveCommunities can be empowered through mental-healthcare services
A report on community mental-health infrastructure, early intervention and the role of SAWAB, VMS and partner institutions in widening access.
CommunityRehabilitationPartnership
Access to mental healthcare in the community: a milestone initiative
A detailed account of the Srinagar conference that brought clinicians, public-health specialists, community leaders and NGOs into one shared agenda.
CommunityAcademicPartnership
Collaborative practice
Mental health within neurorehabilitation.
The relationship with Voluntary Medicare Society brings mental-health practice into a setting shaped by rehabilitation, family support and long-term recovery.
See institutional relationshipsContinue through the connected domains.
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