Why Recovery Hub?
- Are you suffering from mental illness and struggling to get into work? We will support your journey into work
- Is your mental health preventing you from learning new skills? We can support you and connect you to the right channel.
- Do you face barriers to employment because of your mental health? We can provide a personalized support plan for you.
- Are you an organization looking for training to support your employees with their mental health issues at work? We offer various training programmes for the employers and employees

Helping people
find work
Offering
occupational
support
Working in
partnerships

We Are The Leading Advisory
Center For You
Call us 24/7. We can answer for all your questions.
Dr Daljeet Kaur
Founder-Recovery Hub
Our Services
Mental Health Training
Occupational Health assessments
Access to skill development programs
Supported internships
Current partnership opportunities
Access to employment

Become a Partner
Recovery Hub values collaborative working. We welcome partners from different fields to explore engagement and partnership opportunities. Kindly fill-up the form as an expression of interest.
Become a Volunteer
Volunteers will be our valuable assets. Volunteering can be your way of giving back to society. There are different ways you can contribute towards the working of Recovery Hub.
Testimonials
together to create a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

“Dr Daljeet continue your crusade against the unspoken malady which has been so rampant but it’s presence is ignored. I really appreciate your efforts. It has been great effort from your end in conducting so many free workshops in schools both government and public schools in spreading awareness of suicide prevention in the vulnerable teenagers who are so susceptible to peer pressure. . I salute your Herculean efforts.”
Dr Anita Bhalla

“With her pleasant disposition and excellent communications, Dr.Daljeet Kaur comes across as very approachable person whom children and young adults reposed their trust & confidence and would get the right counseling for a positive transformation...”
Anjali Razdan

“It has been a real pleasure knowing Dr. Daljeet. Her insights and tips shared dring a webinar truely helped a lot of participants in dealing with challanges related to relationships and emotions during the Work From Home era and COVID pandemic. THank you so much.”
Prasanth Reddy
Popular Question
Referrals to Recovery hub will be received by mental health professionals. People with mental illness can also self-refer. However there will be a referral form that will decide the eligibility for the service. We prefer recommendations from their treating Psychiatrist regarding their stability and fitness to work. After this recommendation, an Occupational Health Assessment will be conducted by us.
Our team will take all possible efforts to arrange for a job/voluntary position (placement) for the individual based on their interests and target industries. However, the same cannot be guaranteed.
We do not accept referrals for people under the age of 18 and over 45.
People with the following conditions will not be able to use the service:
learning disabilities, autism, dementia, acute psychosis, active suicidal ideation, drug addiction, alcohol addiction
This depends on the individual’s work requirements i.e. whether the individual wanted long term, short term or internship etc.
However, our primary service is to get the individual a job/voluntary position (placement) based on their interests and target industries. After the individual is placed, their employment shall depend on various other parameters like coping with stress, meeting job requirements, employer feedback, etc.
Recovery hub does not aim to provide any specific training for individual clients; however, where required, Recovery Hub may try to arrange for any relevant training with relevant partnership organizations.
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