CSR mental health initiatives
Partner with Mindscape to deliver measurable social impact through community mental health programmes across Kenya and East Africa.
Why mental health is a CSR priority in Kenya
Mental health is one of the most pressing yet underfunded areas of public health in Kenya. With approximately one therapist per 450,000 people and significant cultural stigma surrounding mental illness, millions of Kenyans lack access to the support they need.
For organisations with corporate social responsibility (CSR) mandates, mental health represents an opportunity to create measurable, lasting impact in the communities where they operate — improving wellbeing, reducing stigma, and aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Four ways to partner with us
Community therapy access
Sponsor therapy sessions for individuals in underserved communities. Your organisation funds a pool of sessions that community members can access through Mindscape. Receive anonymised impact reports showing reach and outcomes.
Youth mental health programmes
Partner with us to support mental health programmes for young people — integrated with schools, youth organisations, and community groups. Includes age-appropriate therapy, Nuru, and educational content.
School partnerships
Sponsor mental health support for students and educators. We provide therapy access, mental health literacy workshops, and educator training with appropriate consent processes and age-appropriate safeguards.
NGO collaborations
Collaborate with NGOs working in mental health, refugee support, gender-based violence, and community development. We provide technology, therapist networks, and AI tools to amplify their impact.
Detailed, anonymised reports
Use these reports in your CSR publications, sustainability reports, and stakeholder communications.
- Number of individuals reached and sessions conducted
- Anonymised wellbeing trends (aggregated mood and wellness data)
- Therapist utilisation rates across different communities
- Geographic reach and anonymised demographic breakdown
- Qualitative feedback from participants (with consent)
Working with organisations that care
Unda Youth Network
Providing mental health access to youth across Kenya through a dedicated therapist network and EAP model.
MyAfya Africa
Collaboration on community health initiatives across Kenya.
Chiromo Mental Health Hospital
Advisory partnership on clinical standards and therapist verification.
Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals
Good Health and Well-being
Expanding access to mental health services and reducing the treatment gap.
Quality Education
Supporting student mental health in schools and universities.
Decent Work and Economic Growth
Improving workplace mental health and productivity.
Reduced Inequalities
Making mental healthcare accessible to underserved communities.
Partnerships for the Goals
Collaborating across sectors to scale mental health impact.
Partner with us on measurable impact
If your organisation wants meaningful, measurable mental health impact in Kenya and East Africa, we'd like to hear from you.