Table 3 Overview of Atmiyata Champions, Mitras and service utilisation rates
Variable | N (%) |
|---|---|
Number of Champions selected and trained | |
 Total | 65 |
 Male | 37 (57%) |
 Female | 28 (43%) |
Retention rate of Champions until the end of implementation | |
 Total | 59 (91%) |
 Male | 33 (56%) |
 Female | 26 (44%) |
Number of Atmiyata Mitras selected and trained | 264 |
Retention rate of Atmiyata Mitras until the end of implementation | 264 |
Identification and service utilisation | |
 Number of people with common mental health problems detected | 1150 (8.2% of population) |
 Number of people with common mental disorders referred to primary and secondary health services | 77 |
 Number of people with severe mental health problems detected | 181 (1.3% of population) |
 Number of referrals of severe mental health problems to specialized care | 181 (1.3% of population) |
 Number of people who used referrals | 92 went to public health facilities (51% of those referred) 28 chose to go to private providers (15.5% of those referred) |
 Number of people with severe mental health problems (in public health facilities) that continued treatment after referral | 58/92 (63% of those who went to public facilities) |
 Number of families assisted to obtain social benefits like Sanjay Gandhi Niradhar Scheme, Integrated Watershed Management Program, Life Insurance for people with disability, Mahatma Gandhi Rural Employment Scheme. | 276 (1785 individuals in families12.75% of population) |
 Direct monetary benefits received by | 624 individuals |
 Treatment seeking for persons with CMD- % of respondents seen by Atmiyata Champions at end line population survey | 17.5% |