AMALI Association for Support and Mental Health Inclusion

The Moroccan Association for Support, Connection and Inclusion in Mental Health (AMALI) is a non-profit organization established in Casablanca to address the distress and isolation experienced by families supporting loved ones with severe mental health conditions, notably schizophrenia and bipolar disorders. Founded on an active partnership between families, psychiatrists, and mental health workers, AMALI champions dignified clinical care, patient rights, and the deconstruction of social taboos that delay access to treatment.

Coordination and delivery of the Profamille psychoeducational training program for caregivers.
Facilitated peer-support circles and regular discussion groups for families.
Public advocacy campaigns combating discrimination and social stigma around psychiatric illness.
Supported pathways toward social and occupational reintegration for stabilized individuals.
Individual guidance directing families toward appropriate medical and psychological services.

Participation in support groups, dialogue spaces, and information sessions is open to all families and individuals affected by mental health conditions. To enroll in the Profamille curriculum or schedule an introductory guidance meeting, relatives are encouraged to get in touch by phone or email. The association offers supportive accompaniment and does not replace acute medical emergency services.

Executive board composed of family caregivers and individuals with lived experience, backed by a volunteer advisory board of university psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and certified Profamille trainers.

Key community partner of CPU Ibn Rochd in Casablanca, liaising with the Tit Mellil Medico-Psychosocial Centre, the Ministry of Health, and international psychoeducation alliances (Profamille Network, PositiveMinders).