Mr G
Determined to earn his own livelihood, he struggled to find a job but remained persistent. His efforts eventually paid off when he secured employment as a security guard, earning ₹10,000 a month. With this newfound stability, he has been able to care for his mental and physical health independently. He now commutes to work on his own and no longer requires additional assistance for daily tasks, marking a significant step toward self-sufficiency. In the words of Mr.G, Home Again can only be described as “Home” for him.
Mr.G, at 27 years began experiencing mental health challenges leading to conflict with his family, who were unable to care for him, which led to his admission to a psychiatric hospital in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. Although his family could not take him back, he was transitioned into the Home Again program.
Initially, he faced adjustment challenges—both with the home environment and the other residents. However, over time, with the support of the same residents and program staff, he gradually built a routine and a life for himself. Step by step, he regained a sense of control, starting with small tasks like buying groceries and engaging in recreational activities like cricket. Slowly, he began integrating into the larger community.
Determined to earn his own livelihood, he struggled to find a job but remained persistent. His efforts eventually paid off when he secured employment as a security guard, earning ₹10,000 a month. With this newfound stability, he has been able to care for his mental and physical health independently. He now commutes to work on his own and no longer requires additional assistance for daily tasks, marking a significant step toward self-sufficiency.
In the words of Mr.G, Home Again can only be described as “Home” for him.
