Vahdat Charity Center for the Mentally Disabled: This center is one of the oldest charity centers related to the rehabilitation of the mentally disabled in Region 4, which began its activities in 1980 with the aim of providing round-the-clock care for disabled girls over the age of fourteen with mental and physical disabilities. This is a humanitarian foundation based on the good intentions and cash and non-cash contributions of charitable people, non-governmental organizations, and the public, which, in cooperation with doctors and charitable trainers in the departments of physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dentistry, and education (for trainable clients), provides specialized services to these loved ones. In order to expand care services to a larger group of mentally disabled people from low-income groups, Building No. 2 of the Vahdat Charity Center was built under the grace of God Almighty and the efforts and help of valuable donors. Currently, this center is operating in the field of rehabilitation with a capacity to accommodate 200 people to provide services to female mentally disabled clients. The Vahdat Charity Organization, licensed by the Tehran Welfare Department, has begun its activities in 1982 with the aim of supporting mentally disabled girls over the age of 14, mostly unaccompanied and maltreated, with trust in God and seeking divine grace. This institution is managed by a board of trustees, which is comprised of a group of the institution’s founders, trustees, and benefactors.
The Wahdat Foundation is a charitable and non-governmental institution, the majority of whose expenses are funded by philanthropists.
Our land has long been the birthplace of many mystics and generous people who, like Hatem, have shared the dignity of their God-given blessings with the homeless and have devoted their lives to serving the needy.
The objectives of the institution are as follows:
1- Education and rehabilitation of mentally disabled people who need educational, rehabilitation, welfare and maintenance services on a night or day basis.
2- Material and spiritual assistance and participation of people in order to support disabled people.
3- Efforts to increase the quantity and quality of services by observing complete occupational health and safety standards and the standards of the National Welfare Organization.
4- Development and equipping of necessary facilities for maintenance and rehabilitation services in accordance with the standards approved by the National Welfare Organization, benefiting from the supervision of specialized experts, in compliance with the goals and policies of the National Welfare Organization.
5- Creating the necessary facilities for counseling and guidance for families of covered disabled people.
