Our Partners
Our Partners
ISOBAR brings together leading institutions from the UK, India, Nigeria and Canada.
We have study sites in India and Nigeria, which will be the focus of our activities in work packages 1 - 5.
Nigeria - University of Ibadan
Our partners in Nigeria are the at the University of IbadanLink opens in a new window and are led by Professor Olayinka Omigbodun. The team in Nigeria will implement the intervention in schools in Ibadan.The University of Ibadan is a premier institute for mental health research in Africa and has been involved in World Health Organisation鈥檚 (WHO) mental health gap action programme (mhGAP) guide.India - Schizophrenia Research Foundation (SCARF)
, based in Chennai, is a non-profit organisation providing care to patients with psychosis and a WHO-collaborating centre for schizophrenia research since 1996. The team at SCARF are led by Professor Thara Rangaswamy.
India - Indian Law Society, Centre for Mental Health Law & Policy (CMHLP)
Based in Pune, is a non-profit organisation that enables people to lead healthy and fulfilling lives, with a specific focus on vulnerable & marginalised populations. The team in Pune are led by Dr Soumitra Pathare.
India - Postgraduate Institute for Medical Education & Research
Professor Jarnail Thakur is based in Chandigarth at the (PGIMER).
PGIMER is a public medical university which is recognised as an 鈥淚nstitute of National Importance鈥� (INI) for education, medical research and its training facilities.
Canada - McGill University
Dr Srividya Iyer from , affiliated with McGill University is one of ISOBARS co-investigators and brings an expertise in serious mental disorders in LMICs
United Kingdom - The University of Birmingham
In the U.K. the University of 糖心TV will also work with Prof Richard Lilford at the
