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EMPOWERING THE HOMELESS: A CASE REPORT ON PSYCHOSOCIALINTERVENTION FOR A WOMAN WITH BIPOLAR AFFECTIVEDISORDER AND ASSOCIATED CHALLENGES Jatwinder Kaur Gaga1, Fayaz Ahmad Paul2, Arif Ali3, Wakar Amin Zargar41Psychiatric Social Worker, Institute of Mental Health, Amritsar, Punjab, 2Ph.D Scholar, Departmentof Psychiatric Social Work, LGB Regional Institute of Mental Health, Tezpur, Assam, 3AssociateProfessor, Department of Psychiatric Social […]

SPECIALIZED PATHS IN HOSPITAL SOCIAL WORK: ANEXPLORATION Yatheesh Bharadwaj H S1, Ashok S.Kori2, Sateesh R Koujalgi3, Sachin Prasad4, RanjaniVakoda51M.Phil Scholar, Department of Psychiatric Social Work, DIMHANS, 2Psychiatric Social Worker,DIMHANS , 3Head of the Department (I/C) and Associate Professor, Department of PsychiatricSocial Work, DIMHANS, 4M.Phil Ist Year Scholar, Department of Psychiatric Social Work, DIMHANS,5M.Phil Ist Year

EXPERIENCE OF SCHOOL-GOING GIRLS IN PUBERTY STAGEREGARDING MENSTRUAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE MANAGEMENT: ASTUDY IN COAL-FIELD-AREAS OF RANIGANJ Soham Hazra1 & Moumee Jesmin21Program Coordinator, EHSAAS Feel the Desire of Nature and Society (NGO), Asansol,2Development Practitioner, EHSAAS Feel the Desire of Nature and Society, Asansol, WB, IndiaCorrespondence: Soham Hazra, e-mail: hazra.soham95@gmail.com ABSTRACT Background: This study is not

Table-2 presents the love and care of the neighbours towards the PLHIV. This table makes it clear that before they were detected with HIV 84 percent of them felt they were treated well by the neighbours but after the detection of the HIV the figure slide down to only 32 percent. This decrease is a

PROBLEMS OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: A CASE STUDY OFMANIPUR Wahenbam Ranbir SinghMedical Social Worker, Community Medicine Department, Regional Institute of MedicalSciences, ImphalCorrespondence: Wahenbam Ranbir Singh, email: w.ranbir@gmail.com ABSTRACT Background: World Health Organization continues to consider HIV transmission to be a global epidemic. Globally, the number of people living with HIV (PLHIV) was 38.4 million

AMIDST HOPE AND VULNERABILITIES: A POST-COVID 19 STUDY OFINTERNAL MIGRANTS FROM BIHAR Sweta Das1, Barkha Dubey2, Kislay Kumar Singh3 & Mitu Dash4 1Assistant Professor, Ramaiah College of Law, Bengaluru, 2Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Gargi College, University of Delhi, Delhi, 3Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar college, University of Delhi,