Our programmes

Six ways we bring care closer

Each programme answers a different part of the same question: what keeps mental health support out of reach, and how do we remove it?

  1. 01

    Awareness & education

    Schools, markets, faith groups, online communities

    Stigma thrives on silence. We run community sensitisation drives, school outreach and public campaigns that teach people what mental health actually is, how to spot early warning signs, and how to talk about it without shame.

    • Community and school sensitisation sessions
    • Mental health awareness campaigns
    • Myth-busting content and public talks
    Students seated in rows at a school mental health awareness session
  2. 02

    Counselling & psychosocial support

    Anyone navigating a mental health challenge

    Professional care should not be a luxury. We provide one-on-one and group counselling that is affordable and community-based, so support is close to home and free of judgement.

    • Individual counselling sessions
    • Group support sessions
    • Guidance and referral for specialised care
    A group counselling circle in session, participants listening to one another
  3. 03

    GBV psychosocial support

    Survivors of gender-based violence

    Gender-based violence leaves wounds that outlast the visible ones. Our survivor-centred support helps people process trauma safely, with confidential care and referrals to trusted partner services.

    • Survivor-centred emotional support
    • Safe, confidential referral pathways
    • Psychosocial first aid for crisis moments
    A large group of women gathered outdoors at a community support programme
  4. 04

    Trainings & capacity building

    Teachers, community leaders, health workers, volunteers

    One trained person can hold a whole community steadier. We equip the people others already turn to with practical mental health skills they can use the same week.

    • Mental health first-response training
    • Workshops for schools and workplaces
    • Volunteer and peer-supporter development
    A trainer teaching a classroom session at the whiteboard
  5. 05

    Community-based interventions

    Neighbourhoods and groups underserved by formal care

    Care that lives inside the community outlasts any single project. We help set up peer circles and local support networks that keep going after our sessions end.

    • Peer support circles
    • Local support networks
    • Follow-up and continuity of care
    A community peer support circle meeting under an open-air pavilion
  6. 06

    Advocacy

    Policy makers, media, the wider public

    Lasting change needs more than services. We advocate for mental health rights, better policy and honest public conversation, so seeking help becomes normal rather than brave.

    • Stigma-reduction campaigns
    • Engagement with policy conversations
    • Partnerships with like-minded organizations
    Speakers and partners on stage at a Wellness 360 advocacy event

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We partner with schools, organizations and community groups to run these programmes where they are needed. Tell us where to come.