
School-based Programme
We are committed to ensuring that students, educators, and parents have access to accurate, reliable, and accessible mental health information. Our mission is to foster mental health literacy within school communities by equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to support emotional well-being and academic success.
Our Vision
Our Approach Includes:
Developing and Distributing Educational Materials
We provide clear, age-appropriate resources on mental health conditions, cognitive challenges, and pathways to care, helping demystify mental health for learners, teachers, and caregivers alike.Designing Evidence-Based Interventions
We collaborate with schools to assess their specific needs and implement tailored, research-informed programmes that address mental health proactively and holistically.Encouraging Early Identification and Support
By raising awareness and promoting early detection, we aim to intervene before challenges escalate — supporting healthier school environments and helping students thrive both emotionally and academically.Click on the photo below for more information on our SEL pilot programme>
SEL Impact
🧠 Emotional Recognition
Students expanded their emotional vocabulary and developed a deeper understanding of feelings like anger and stress.
🛠 Emotional Regulation Tools
Students used mindfulness techniques (e.g. deep breathing, journaling, "Stop, Breathe, Think") to manage their emotions constructively.
💞 Empathy & Compassion
A classroom culture of empathy emerged, where students supported peers through emotional distress with kindness and care.
🎤 Confidence & Engagement
High engagement in workshops. Students led mindfulness exercises, shared reflections, and embraced new emotional tools.
🌱 Resilience Building
Students applied perseverance strategies and problem-solving in real-life situations, expressing confidence in seeking support.
🤝 Peer Connection & uBuntu
Strengthened peer bonds rooted in care, empathy, and collective responsibility — demonstrating lived values of uBuntu.







Student Reflections