Queen of Peace Institute for Community Mental Health Innovations and Rehabilitation—formerly known as Queen of Peace Rehabilitation and Crisis Centre—is a registered Private Voluntary Organization (PVO 28/13) established in January 2006 by Dr. Stella Khumalo Punungwe. The Institute is committed to delivering comprehensive mental health interventions through a variety of programs including structured residential rehabilitation, community-based rehabilitation, day care services, crisis intervention, and reintegration support for individuals with psychosocial disabilities as well as those affected by drug and substance abuse. Our ultimate goal is to empower these individuals toward self-reliance and independent living. We envision a society where mental health and psychological well-being are recognized as the pillars of a healthy, thriving community.
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We need to build a new vocational training centre to train skills for self-reliance and economic empowerment. The centre will include sporting and recreation facilities, construction workshops, and comprehensive equipment to provide hands-on training in various trades and skills development.
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We need to build a new vocational training centre to train skills for self-reliance and economic empowerment. The centre will include sporting and recreation facilities, construction workshops, and comprehensive equipment to provide hands-on training in various trades and skills development.
1. To deepen understanding and recognition of co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, enabling early identification, accurate diagnosis, and effective dual-diagnosis treatment among individuals, families, and communities.
3. To strengthen support networks and promote sustained sobriety and mental wellness by integrating family therapy, peer support, aftercare planning, and community reintegration strategies into all phases of care.
5. To promote community-based capacity building by training lay therapists, family counselors, and first responders in mental health and substance use management, especially in underserved and high-risk areas.
7. To ensure access to holistic, culturally relevant, and client-centered services that prioritize dignity, autonomy, and long-term recovery outcomes for every individual served.
9. To provide comprehensive palliative care and psychosocial support services for individuals with terminal illnesses and their families, ensuring comfort, dignity, and emotional well-being throughout their journey.
2. To reduce and ultimately eliminate substance abuse and dependency through evidence-based detoxification, rehabilitation, and long-term recovery programs tailored to the needs of vulnerable groups such as youths, women, and persons with disabilities.
4. To reduce access to illegal and harmful substances through advocacy, public awareness campaigns, community mobilization, and collaboration with local authorities and stakeholders to promote safer, drug-free environments.
6. We believe in rehabilitation beyond treatment. Our programs include life skills training, vocational skills development, recreational therapy, and structured occupational therapy. These initiatives foster self-reliance and help rehabilitated individuals reintegrate into society as productive citizens.
8. To restore mental well-being and foster meaningful existence for severely mentally challenged homeless people through street outreaches, grooming, screening, treatment, rehabilitation, and reintegration programs.
10. To deliver specialized post-traumatic stress management and therapeutic interventions for victims of abuse and post-disaster trauma, promoting healing, resilience, and recovery through evidence-based treatment approaches.
The strength of our organisation is is backed by our mature and well seasoned team
Whether you are looking for the chance to give something back to the community or to make a difference to the people around you, opportunity to develop new skills or to build on existing experience and knowledge, Queen of Peace Rehab has an open door policy for all Volunteers .
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Atheme: Vocational skills training a step closer to community reintegration, preventing stigma and discrimination
Read More...Queen Of Peace intents to pilot an interactional day where caregivers get the chance to share experiences, views and support each other towards the sole goal of rehabilitating our residential service users. .
the program aims to reach out to the younger population as they are in the transition of decision making, experimental stage, self-awareness and image building.This target group is also prone to Peer pressure of different form.
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Queen of Peace Rehabilitation and crisis centre was founded in 2006 as a half way home for children and adults with mental challenges. At its foundation, we provided temporal shelter for patients with mental challenges...
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