Parindey Foundation
Survey And Research Analysis Department
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Our mission is to conduct surveys and research projects that explore various aspects of mental health, including prevalence rates, risk factors, protective factors, treatment efficacy, and societal attitudes. By gathering and analyzing data from diverse populations, we strive to uncover patterns, trends, and disparities in mental health outcomes, ensuring that our efforts are inclusive and responsive to the needs of all individuals & India.
Research 1
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Mental Health Awareness to Counselling Session Among Young Adults in India​
The study follows a descriptive research design. A survey with predetermined questions was created and distributed to people residing in India using Google Forms. The purpose of the study is to see the degree of mental health awareness and its effect on counselling sessions among young adults who attend counselling sessions.
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Sample size:-
We received 556 responses, with an average age range of 18 to 21. About 72.3% of the participants were female, while 26.4% were male. Few individuals choose not to pick either. A small percentage of the respondents were full-time workers or interns, while the majority of them were classified as students. According to their demographics, 93.3% of them reported being single or not married
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Research 2
Loneliness and Social Alienation in Adult
Background and Rationale
Loneliness and social alienation have emerged as significant public health concerns in recent years. Rapid urbanization, increased digitalization, and societal changes have contributed to a sense of disconnection among adults. These phenomena impact mental and physical health, productivity, and societal cohesion, making it imperative to explore their causes, manifestations, and potential solutions.
