Shared objectives
Aligned goals and mutual investment in outcomes, not branding opportunities or transactional grant cycles.
Philanthropy should notfund experiments forever.
It should help build systems that last.
A call to serious partners
System change is built with partners who share a long-term vision and a demand for results.
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Fund proven mental health infrastructure
If you fund impact, not intentions, we should talk.What we offer funders
- Evidence-informed models with demonstrated uptake,
- Clear pathways to government and institutional adoption,
- Rigorous monitoring, evaluation and learning,
- And transparent governance and financial management.
- Scaling community-based mental health delivery,
- Strengthening local organisations and workforces,
- Advancing research and policy-relevant evidence,
- And supporting transitions from pilot to public systems.
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Partner With Us
governments and public institutions,
Stateuniversities and research centres,
Academiahealth, education and gender actors,
Practitionersprivate-sector partners aligned with public-interest outcomes.
IndustryBuilt around
The three non-negotiables of how we work.
Clear roles & accountability
Defined responsibility, not just goodwill. Each party answers for what it delivers.
Long-term integration
Embedded delivery, not short-term visibility. We design for the day funding ends.
Let's design a partnership that outlasts us both.
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Systems change requires the right people.
We hire for rigour, judgement and a long-term temperament, not enthusiasm alone.
- public health,
- mental health and psychosocial support,
- research, evaluation and learning,
- policy, operations and systems design.
- core team positions,
- field and programme roles,
- research and institutional collaborations.
- We hold ourselves to high standards. Apply only if you do too.
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Narrative change is part of care.
We work with journalists, filmmakers and creators who approach mental health with accuracy, dignity, and responsibility.
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Tell mental health stories without reducing people to their suffering.
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Accuracy
We prioritise evidence-based reporting, with data, methodology and context shared on the record.
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Dignity
We protect communities, participants and their consent. A good story must never make the people it shows more vulnerable.
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Responsibility
We support narratives that reduce stigma, not stories that turn suffering into spectacle.
Media engagement is coordinated to protect communities, participants and programme integrity.
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We welcome serious, thoughtful conversations.
Whether you are exploring a partnership, considering funding, researching our work, or seeking to engage more deeply, we welcome you.