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    Habeeb Psychiatric Hospital Expands Services to Adado with New Specialized Mental Health Team

    September 6, 2025
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    Dr. Abdirahman Ali Awale “Habeeb,” Chairman of Habeeb Psychiatric Hospital, arrived in Adado with a dedicated medical team to provide specialized treatment and consultations for patients suffering from mental and psychological disorders.

    The initiative was warmly welcomed by local health officials, including Mr. Sharif Fagaso, Director of Habeeb Hospital’s Adado branch.

    Speaking to national television, Mr. Fagaso highlighted that the program has already benefited multiple patients and will continue throughout the team’s stay, reinforcing mental health support in the region.

    Expanding Mental Health Services Across Somalia

    Dr. Abdirahman emphasized the hospital’s ongoing commitment to mental healthcare, noting that its first facility, inaugurated in May 2024, has treated nearly 900 patients from various regions, including Somalia’s Puntland and Somaliland states as well as Ethiopia’s Somali region.

    The current visit marks the launch of a month-long intensive treatment program in Adado, led by a full medical team of psychiatrists, psychologists, and support staff.

    The program is designed to offer comprehensive care, from diagnosis and therapy to rehabilitation, catering to both chronic and acute mental health conditions.

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    About Habeeb Psychiatric Hospital

    Founded on November 24, 2005, Habeeb Psychiatric Hospital is one of Somalia’s leading mental health institutions.

    It operates four main centers in Mogadishu and surrounding areas, providing inpatient care for approximately 600 patients aged 17 to 33.

    The hospital is recognized for its holistic approach, integrating modern psychiatric care with community-based rehabilitation programs.

    Over the years, Habeeb Hospital has played a vital role in raising awareness about mental health issues in Somalia, breaking stigma, and expanding access to professional psychological care across the country.

    Its ongoing outreach programs, like the Adado mission, are key to reaching underserved communities and promoting mental wellness nationwide.

    Fostering Community Well-Being

    Habeeb Psychiatric Hospital’s expansion to Adado highlights its commitment to improving mental health care access in Somalia.

    By deploying specialized teams to underserved regions, the hospital ensures that individuals suffering from mental and psychological disorders receive timely, professional care, strengthening the nation’s mental health infrastructure and fostering community well-being.


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