The (WHO ) identifies a healthy person as a whole, physically mentally, and socially. It is not enough that a person is physically fit, but should also be able to deal with the soble to deal with the society and the daily requirements of life. Since human beings have the above needs, and since the society believes that any person is human, regardless of his mental and health conditions, that he must be treated humanely when his functional abilities are deteriorating.

Objectives:

1. Care for the mentally and addicted persons in cooperation with their families participate in the post-treatment process of mental, social, and professional rehabilitation
2. Assist in finding job opportunities once rehabilitation is over.
3. Enhance mental health awareness to reduce stegma connected with psychiatric illness.
4. Enhance cooperation with the concerned organizations locally and internationally.