10/10/2026
Strong programs don’t run on good intentions or funding alone.
They need people who have the knowledge, skills and space to keep growing.
This World Mental Health Day, we’re thinking about what it takes to strengthen not just mental health support for child victims and survivors, but also the people who make it possible 💜
Our recent series of 5 workshops on Interpreting and Using Children’s Drawings as Tools for Diagnosis and Therapy by Ms. Samindara Sawant (Samindara Hardikar-Sawant), Senior Psychologist, Disha Counseling Centre (Disha Counseling Center)was an opportunity for our frontline teams to learn and build on their practice 🐝
At RATI, capacity building is embedded in the work we do.
Through training and opportunities for continued learning, we support our frontline teams in expanding their skills and bringing new perspectives into their practice.
Because supporting children through complex experiences requires more than good intentions. It requires people who are equipped to meet that complexity with care, skill and an openness to keep learning.
(child mental health, mental health support for children, child protection, child survivors of s*xual violence, trauma-informed care, child counselling, child psychology, psychosocial support, capacity building, frontline worker training, mental health professionals, trauma-informed therapy, survivor support, mental health awareness, RATI Foundation)
