Admission: ext. 513
Care at home: ext. 506/504/511
Clinic care: ext. 501
Day learning center: ext. 507
Short and long stay: ext. 507
Internships and jobs: ext. 516
Fajara Day Treatment Center
Also called "Faraja", this facility offers education, guidance, support, and empowerment. We help adults to regain the self-confidence and skills to participate in society, regardless of personal challenges.
The word "Faraja" (pronounced "fah-rah-jah"), is a Swahili word meaning ‘comfort’ and ‘consolation’.
An individualized care plan is developed based on the person’s mental health needs and life goals.
As part of the recovery-oriented mental health services of the Faraja day treatment center follows structured and goal-directed therapeutic day activities:
Work-Oriented activities
Encouraging work rhythm, responsibility and task execution Job training (e.g. Soap and candle production, computer skills, car washing).
Creative Expression and Art Therapy
Improving emotional regulation, self-expression and insight. (music listening and performance, creative writing and drama therapies).
Physical and Relaxation Activities
Relation techniques, breathing exercises, movement to music, swimming and walking.
Life Skills and Cognitive Activation
Therapeutic Kitchen, digital skills, cognitive games, event discussions, grocery planning and day/week organization, transportation.
Social and Group-Oriented Activities
Group discussions, team-based projects, shared meals.
Diagnostic observation
Behavioral monitoring and evaluation.
Where to begin?
An individualized care plan is developed based on the person’s mental health needs and life goals.
As part of the recovery-oriented mental health services of the Faraja day treatment center follows structured and goal-directed therapeutic day activities:
Work-Oriented activities
Encouraging work rhythm, responsibility and task execution Job training (e.g. Soap and candle production, computer skills, car washing).
Creative Expression and Art Therapy
Improving emotional regulation, self-expression and insight. (music listening and performance, creative writing and drama therapies).
Physical and Relaxation Activities
Relation techniques, breathing exercises, movement to music, swimming and walking.
Life Skills and Cognitive Activation
Therapeutic Kitchen, digital skills, cognitive games, event discussions, grocery planning and day/week organization, transportation.
Social and Group-Oriented Activities
Group discussions, team-based projects, shared meals.
Diagnostic observation
Behavioral monitoring and evaluation.
Where to begin?
