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Addictions and related Research- ARG
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Established in 2014, the Addictions and Related Research Group at Sangath is dedicated to advancing research on addictions and mental health in low-resource settings. Collaborating closely with governments, communities, lay health counsellors, and other stakeholders, the group strives to enhance access to mental healthcare.

Originating as a small team in Goa focused on addiction, the group has expanded into a dynamic collective of over 100 members. Its research portfolio now encompasses areas such as gender-based violence, digital interventions, and implementation science. The group's initiatives extend across multiple states, including Rajasthan and Karnataka, aiming to create lasting social impact.

​ARG Projects

CCAP

Coordinated Care for Alcohol Problems

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CCAP Annual Review Meeting_Jan'25.jpeg

IMPRESS

Implementation of facility and community interventions to reduce the treatment gap for depression

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PEERS

Promoting effective mental healthcare through peer supervision

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Outlive (Event_action photo) 9.jpg

MADAD

Community-based Psychological Treatment for Adolescents with Anxiety and Depression in India

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MADAD Project photo.jpeg

MeWeSports

Preventing adolescent substance use initiation through community sports

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ME WE (children playing) 4.JPG

PRESENCE

Enhancing adolescent mental health through resilience, substance abuse prevention, and school-based workshops

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PRESENCE

Khushee-Mamta

A lay-counsellor delivered treatment for perinatal depression in rural Rajasthan, India

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Khushee Mamta Photo.jpeg

Dating Violence

Developing and evaluating an intervention to improve the mental health effects of dating violence among adolescents and young people in India

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GBF 28.jpeg

IMPACT- T

Assisted telepsychiatry to address the care gap among Tibetan refugees

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iMPACT-T team.png

KM- Photovoice

Using Photovoice and Critical Social Theory to Help Develop Culturally Safe Services for Perinatal Depression in Rural India

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PracticePal

Digital therapy aid: a psychological intervention for depression

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SAATHI

Developing a digital curriculum for peer support workers working with persons with severe mental illness

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