Why focus on mental health in South Asia?

Because mental illness in South Asia is closely linked to poverty, low quality of life, and discrimination.

Mental health support barely exists in the region. And yet providing the right support can lead to tremendous benefits.

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Why our work
is so special

By focusing on long-term change, and helping those most in need, we change lives every day.

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Our current projects

In South Asia, we are leading on a number of innovative projects that are helping to improve the lives of children and adults affected by a wide range of mental health problems.

These include the training of counsellors and health assistants from local initiatives, equipping volunteers to provide mental health support in rural communities, and establishing free walk-in mental health clinics.

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Meet the people we help

Every year, our work is helping some of the world’s most vulnerable people affected by mental health problems and their families.

Something you can learn more about by meeting some of the individuals we’ve helped over recent years.

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Support our
life-changing work

It’s only because of the generosity of people who give a gift to support our work or fundraise for us that we can make a difference to so many lives.

On top of this, we’re extremely grateful to our team of expert mental health volunteers who share their knowledge and experience to help us deliver and manage our vital projects.

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In South Asia’s mountains, silence is killing people. Listening can save them.

We are celebrating 10 years of impact!

Right now, millions of people in South Asia are struggling to cope with mental illness but are not receiving the care and support they desperately need.

We’re changing lives every day by providing training to healthcare professionals, educating local people about good mental health, and raising awareness of this critical but neglected issue.

Suicide is one of the leading killers of women in South Asia which is why we focus on women improving their own mental health.

With women making up 85% of the global nursing workforce, investing in nurses means encouraging women to lead the change for mental health equity.

Looking to start or strengthen a nursing mentorship programme? Get our practical Nursing Mentorship Guidelines delivered to your inbox.

Why focus on mental health in South Asia?

Because mental illness in South Asia is closely linked to poverty, low quality of life, and discrimination.

Mental health support barely exists in the region. And yet providing the right support can lead to tremendous benefits.

Why our work
is so special

By focusing on long-term change, and helping those most in need, we change lives every day.

Our current projects

In South Asia, we are leading on a number of innovative projects that are helping to improve the lives of children and adults affected by a wide range of mental health problems.

These include the training of counsellors and health assistants from local initiatives, equipping volunteers to provide mental health support in rural communities, and establishing free walk-in mental health clinics.

Meet the people we help

Every year, our work is helping some of the world’s most vulnerable people affected by mental health problems and their families.

Something you can learn more about by meeting some of the individuals we’ve helped over recent years.

Support our
life-changing work

It’s only because of the generosity of people who give a gift to support our work or fundraise for us that we can make a difference to so many lives.

On top of this, we’re extremely grateful to our team of expert mental health volunteers who share their knowledge and experience to help us deliver and manage our vital projects.

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In South Asia’s mountains, silence is killing people. Listening can save them.

We are celebrating 10 years of impact!

Right now, millions of people in South Asia are struggling to cope with mental illness but are not receiving the care and support they desperately need.

We’re changing lives every day by providing training to healthcare professionals, educating local people about good mental health, and raising awareness of this critical but neglected issue.

Suicide is one of the leading killers of women in South Asia which is why we focus on women improving their own mental health.

With women making up 85% of the global nursing workforce, investing in nurses means encouraging women to lead the change for mental health equity.

Looking to start or strengthen a nursing mentorship programme? Get our practical Nursing Mentorship Guidelines delivered to your inbox.

Why focus on mental health in South Asia?

Because mental illness in South Asia is closely linked to poverty, low quality of life, and discrimination.

Mental health support barely exists in the region. And yet providing the right support can lead to tremendous benefits.

Why our work is so special

By focusing on long-term change, and helping those most in need, we change lives every day.

Our current projects

In South Asia, we are leading on a number of innovative projects that are helping to improve the lives of children and adults affected by a wide range of mental health problems.

These include the training of counsellors and health assistants from local initiatives, equipping volunteers to provide mental health support in rural communities, and establishing free walk-in mental health clinics.

Meet the people we help

Every year, our work is helping some of the world’s most vulnerable people affected by mental health problems and their families.

Something you can learn more about by meeting some of the individuals we’ve helped over recent years.

Support our life-changing work

It’s only because of the generosity of people who give a gift to support our work or fundraise for us that we can make a difference to so many lives.

On top of this, we’re extremely grateful to our team of expert mental health volunteers who share their knowledge and experience to help us deliver and manage our vital projects.

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Be part of our journey

Why our work
is so special

Support our
life-changing work