Project Maanasi – Project Maanasi” is a humanitarian initiative by groups of “Rotary Clubs” from India and USA” and “Rotary Foundation to provide quality community mental health care in rural southern India.

Community Mental Health Care

Project Maanasi is a joint humanitarian initiative of Rotary Bangalore Midtown and St. John's medical college to provide comprehensive community mental health care in Rural India

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What We Do.

We are on a mission

To take “eMaanasi Project” at St. John’s Primary Health Center, Mugalur village across Karnataka

Explore Project Maanasi, A Mental Health Care Initiative

eMaanasi is a mission to deliver mental health and primary care services to rural people, prioritising women and children in southern India.

The Maanasi Clinic at St. John's PHC, Mugalur and HSIS

is serving men women and children with varying degrees of mental illness

The Maanasi Model is based on an extensive study

done in the Indian rural context.

Our Reach.

We're making an impact

It’s taken us 20 years to get here and we are just beginning

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Villages, 8 districts around Bangalore

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Volunteers, Health workers & medical support.

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Trained doctors

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A call to Rotarians to take up a district or community health center to manage mental health through the eMaanasi way

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Success Stories

Johns Hopkins Global Service to Humanity Award.

Prof. Dr. Geetha Jayaram of Johns Hopkins is this year’s Global Service to Humanity Award recipient. Dr. Geetha Jayaram is a former Rotaractor and current Rotarian, implementing innovative rural community psychiatric programs in India. Dr. Geetha said that she is humbled to receive the Global Alumni Service Award and through Rotary she can make lot of difference in her community.

Alumni Recognised for Health Services of Rotary's Work

Dr. Geetha Jayaram has dedicated her life to helping people in her native India and the United States overcome the torment of severe depression, bipolar disorder, panic attacks, and other mental illnesses.

Jayaram is a psychiatrist and associate professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and the Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality.