Established in 1933 and officially inaugurated in 1938, Hôpital Ibrahim Tirichine (Faubourg) is one of Algeria’s most prominent psychiatric institutions. It has played a pivotal role in the evolution of mental health care in the region, particularly during the colonial era. Under the leadership of Dr. Frantz Fanon, the hospital became a center for progressive psychiatric practices, focusing on patient dignity and challenging colonial-era psychiatric methods. Today, it continues to serve as a hub for psychiatric care, education, and research.

• General Psychiatry: Comprehensive mental health services for adults and adolescents.

• Addiction Treatment: Specialized care for substance use disorders.

• Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Programs aimed at reintegrating patients into the community.

• Community Psychiatry: Outpatient services and community-based mental health initiatives.

• Research & Education: Training programs for healthcare professionals and ongoing psychiatric research.

Hôpital Ibrahim Tirichine (Faubourg) is committed to providing high-quality psychiatric care. The hospital adheres to national healthcare standards and continuously strives to improve patient care through various initiatives and community health programs. It is recognized for its commitment to patient satisfaction and safety.

• Vision: To be a leading provider of accessible and quality psychiatric services in the Blida region, contributing to the overall well-being of the community.

• Mission: To deliver comprehensive psychiatric care, focusing on prevention, general and specialty care, while promoting mental health awareness and community engagement.