Information:

The RAHI Foundation is a support centre, based in New Delhi, India. It is the only centre of its kind in the country that specializes in working with adult women survivors of incest and childhood sexual abuse and offers services that are uniquely important to their recovery process. The centre is dedicated to providing individual and group services for survivors aimed at their psychological, emotional, sexual and spiritual recovery.

Address:

RAHI
M-50, Chitaranjan Park, Ground Floor
New Delhi-110019, INDIA
Phone: 011 - 26274041
Email: rahifoundation@gmail.com

Support Services:

Healing Connections:
Healing Connections is RAHI’s series of individual and groups services designed to meet the unique needs of women survivors. They combine eclectic psychotherapeutic approaches and experiential techniques with traditional healing methods to include psychodrama, bodywork, art and craft, meditation and massage.

Support Group:
‘Circle of Strength’ is RAHI’s 12-week facilitated support group offering 36 hours of therapeutic work. In this group women explore together the effects of abuse on their lives and honor what they did to survive. Through this process women are able to develop inner strengths, build healthier relationships, feel a greater sense of self and engage with their environment with renewed confidence, mastery and responsibility.

Individual Counselling:
RAHI provides one to one counselling for women survivors to talk about their abuse and related issues to an experienced counselor. Our clients are women from age 17 onwards and include college students.

Consultation & Supervision:
RAHI offers its consultation and supervision to other individual and groups working with incest survivors. It works closely with individuals and organisations interested in starting survivor groups in other parts of the country. It is involved in conceptualizing and planning stages and offers clinical supervision and guidance for the running of the groups. RAHI also provides individual supervision to mental health practitioners and other NGOs on their incest/CSA cases.