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Atmiyata

Atmiyata is being implemented across diverse geographies in India through direct implementation and strategic partnerships.

From our early work in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the intervention has now grown to Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu, Nagaland, and Sikkim. This map provides an overview of Atmiyata’s current footprint and areas of implementation.

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Maharashtra
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

7

Districts

1137

Villages
Himachal Pradesh
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

2

Districts

31

Villages
Gujarat
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Direct Implementation

3

Districts

1414

Villages
Gujarat
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

4

Districts

369

Villages
Uttarakhand
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

1

Districts

11

Villages
West Bengal
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

1

Districts

61

Villages
Chhattisgarh
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

1

Districts

13

Villages
Tamilnadu
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Partner: ASHWINI

2

Districts

320

Villages
Nagaland
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Partner: ECS

5

Districts

5

Towns
Delhi
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Partner: Mooknayak

1

Districts

-

Villages
Uttar Pradesh
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Partner: PCI

1

Districts

1

Block
Rajasthan
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

2

Districts

86

Villages
Punjab
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

2

Districts

433

Villages
Sikkim
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Partner: Sikkim INSPIRES

1

Districts

4

Block
West Bengal
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

1

Districts

61

Villages
Madhya Pradesh
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Partner: Kadam Jan Vikas

1

Districts

35

Villages
Punjab
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Partner: Ambuja Foundation

2

Districts

433

Villages
1000 +

Champions Trained


1000 +

Villages reached


1

States reached


1

Districts reached

Atmiyata is now being adapted in East London, United Kingdom, in collaboration with Queen Mary University of London and Newham Community Project.

The programme will be piloted across the Green Street neighbourhood to generate evidence on the assess the acceptability, feasibility and sustainability of the model. This movement of innovation reflects the relevance of community mental health across diverse geographies and communities.

Through strategic partnerships with government systems and civil society organisations, Atmiyata has grown across geographies and sectors that go beyond our direct implementation sites. While maintaining the core values of our model, we collaborate closely with organisations to embed the model within their local contexts.


What our Champions say

I help the person be happy and it boosts my confidence. And I feel proud that I'm doing good work, I'm helping the community. What I like the most is being there for a person who is distressed or sad and listen to them. I think listening to someone is an art.

Minaben

Bolundra Village, Sabarkantha

Testimonial from Minaben
My hope for the village is for everyone to embrace those individuals (who are mentally unwell). They should get access to mental healthcare and interact with people

Parasben

Salal Village, Sabarkantha

Testimonial from Parasben
As a champion, I want other champions to join Atmiyata.

Dasharathbhai

Chitrodi Village, Sabarkantha

Testimonial from Dasharathbhai
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