About Us

The Fight: Families are the primary caregivers for those with mental illness in Uganda, yet they often face these challenges with zero training and heavy financial burdens. Our Work: Family Therapy: Improving emotional awareness and managing conflict through communication and collaboration. Psycho-education: Providing simple, accessible information on medications and treatment options so families can function as a cohesive support system. Safe Spaces: Creating environments where family members can share experiences and support one another’s mental well-being.

The Fight: Cultural biases and traditional misconceptions often lead to the mistreatment or abandonment of those suffering from mental health conditions. Our Work: Awareness Campaigns: Redefining mental illness in simple, culturally sensitive language that replaces fear with facts. Advocacy: Challenging the belief systems that isolate patients, ensuring they are seen as people deserving of medical care and community love. Cultural Integration: Respecting religious and traditional backgrounds while offering a scientific “second opinion” to clear long-held biases.

The Fight: Mental illness often strips a person of their status in the community. We fight to ensure that no diagnosis leads to the loss of a person’s value. Our Work: Individual & Group Counseling: Helping patients understand their condition and regain their sense of self-worth. Social Reintegration: Working with the community to ensure those recovering are welcomed back into social and economic life. Holistic Referral Systems: Collaborating with medical stockholders to ensure every individual receives the specific clinical treatment they need to thrive.