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Six programs. One caring community.

From private counselling to school education and practical skills, our work meets people at every stage.

Individual and family counselling

Counselling and Support

One-to-one and family counselling delivered by trained, supervised counsellors in a private, judgement-free setting.

  • Confidential one-to-one sessions
  • Family and couples counselling
  • Trauma-informed, culturally aware care
  • Referrals to clinical services when needed
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Peer-led support groups

Community Support Groups

Regular peer groups where people share experiences, build trust and learn practical coping skills together.

  • Weekly peer groups in community venues
  • Safe, facilitated conversations
  • Groups for youth, women, caregivers and more
  • Coping and stress-management skills
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Schools and youth wellbeing

Schools and Youth Wellbeing

Mental health education, life-skills sessions and early support for learners, teachers and parents.

  • Mental health education in classrooms
  • Teacher and parent training
  • Early identification and referral
  • Peer clubs and life-skills sessions
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Girls and dignity support

Girls and Dignity Support

Safe spaces, mentorship and practical dignity kits that help girls stay confident, healthy and in school.

  • Safe spaces and mentorship circles
  • Dignity kits and hygiene education
  • Support to stay in school
  • Confidence and leadership sessions
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Skills and livelihoods

Skills and Livelihoods

Craft, tailoring and income-generating skills that restore purpose, independence and financial stability.

  • Craft, beadwork and tailoring training
  • Group income-generating activities
  • Business and money skills
  • Purpose and connection through shared work
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Training and awareness

Training and Awareness

Community talks and practitioner training that break stigma and help people recognise when and where to seek help.

  • Community dialogues and symposiums
  • Awareness campaigns against stigma
  • Training for volunteers and leaders
  • Partnerships with local health services
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Not sure where to begin?

Talk to us. We will help you find the right kind of support.