Association of Families and Friends for the Mental Health of Serres

Mobile Mental Health Unit

The Association of Families and Friends for Mental Health of Serres was founded in 1998 and provides outpatient support to people with mental health disabilities and dementia in the Serres prefecture.
Recipient
Association of Families and Friends for the Mental Health of Serres
http://www.sofpsi-ser.gr/
Grant title
Mobile Mental Health Unit
Year
2025
Location of Grant
Serres
Program Area
Social Welfare
Other Grants to this recipient
2021
Care at home program for persons with dementia
2016
“Promoting Healthy Active Ageing” Program
2015
“Promoting Healthy Active Ageing” Program
2013
Food Supplies

The Association offers several programs and activities with the goal of improving the quality of life of the mentally disabled who live with their families or supporting environment, avoiding institutionalization and enabling better social integration of the elderly.

Mobile Mental Health Unit

 

The grant regards a mobile mental health unit that will address critical gaps in community-based dementia support by providing integrated medical, psychological, and practical assistance to prevent institutionalization. Core services include specialized training for caregivers on behavioral disorder management, nursing care techniques for bedridden patients, and psychological support to address caregiver depression and reduce abuse incidents. Families will receive essential legal, insurance, and financial consulting to navigate complex care arrangements. The multidisciplinary team comprises a social worker for holistic family support, psychologist for caregiver mental health and a registered nurse for medical care training. This integrated approach aims to improve quality of life for both patients and their caregivers.

The Association offers several programs and activities with the goal of improving the quality of life of the mentally disabled who live with their families or supporting environment, avoiding institutionalization and enabling better social integration of the elderly.

Mobile Mental Health Unit

 

The grant regards a mobile mental health unit that will address critical gaps in community-based dementia support by providing integrated medical, psychological, and practical assistance to prevent institutionalization. Core services include specialized training for caregivers on behavioral disorder management, nursing care techniques for bedridden patients, and psychological support to address caregiver depression and reduce abuse incidents. Families will receive essential legal, insurance, and financial consulting to navigate complex care arrangements. The multidisciplinary team comprises a social worker for holistic family support, psychologist for caregiver mental health and a registered nurse for medical care training. This integrated approach aims to improve quality of life for both patients and their caregivers.

Recipient
Association of Families and Friends for the Mental Health of Serres
http://www.sofpsi-ser.gr/
Grant title
Mobile Mental Health Unit
Year
2025
Location of Grant
Serres
Program Area
Social Welfare
Other Grants to this recipient
2021
Care at home program for persons with dementia
2016
“Promoting Healthy Active Ageing” Program
2015
“Promoting Healthy Active Ageing” Program
2013
Food Supplies

The Association offers several programs and activities with the goal of improving the quality of life of the mentally disabled who live with their families or supporting environment, avoiding institutionalization and enabling better social integration of the elderly.

Mobile Mental Health Unit

 

The grant regards a mobile mental health unit that will address critical gaps in community-based dementia support by providing integrated medical, psychological, and practical assistance to prevent institutionalization. Core services include specialized training for caregivers on behavioral disorder management, nursing care techniques for bedridden patients, and psychological support to address caregiver depression and reduce abuse incidents. Families will receive essential legal, insurance, and financial consulting to navigate complex care arrangements. The multidisciplinary team comprises a social worker for holistic family support, psychologist for caregiver mental health and a registered nurse for medical care training. This integrated approach aims to improve quality of life for both patients and their caregivers.

The Association offers several programs and activities with the goal of improving the quality of life of the mentally disabled who live with their families or supporting environment, avoiding institutionalization and enabling better social integration of the elderly.

Mobile Mental Health Unit

 

The grant regards a mobile mental health unit that will address critical gaps in community-based dementia support by providing integrated medical, psychological, and practical assistance to prevent institutionalization. Core services include specialized training for caregivers on behavioral disorder management, nursing care techniques for bedridden patients, and psychological support to address caregiver depression and reduce abuse incidents. Families will receive essential legal, insurance, and financial consulting to navigate complex care arrangements. The multidisciplinary team comprises a social worker for holistic family support, psychologist for caregiver mental health and a registered nurse for medical care training. This integrated approach aims to improve quality of life for both patients and their caregivers.

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