For a victim, psychological recovery is not just about healing through pain and trauma but is influenced by various other factors such as sexually transmitted infections, reproductive tract infections, addiction and HIV/AIDS. Hence psychological rehabilitation comprises of a combination of trauma counseling, peer counseling, group counseling and barefoot counseling. Hence the routine chamber-based forms of mental health intervention is not appropriate. It has to be a very flexible model customized to suit the unique individual needs. The psychological rehabilitation program in a sheltered environment includes life-skills, literacy/numeracy, social skills, grooming, personality development, and intensive trauma care. Two homes are run to facilitate holistic psychological rehabilitation.