
Care that starts in the community
Mental health is health. We bring support out of clinics and into the places where people live, learn and work, so help is close, familiar and free of stigma.
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Mental health is health. We bring support out of clinics and into the places where people live, learn and work, so help is close, familiar and free of stigma.
Who we are
Counsellors, community health workers and volunteers meet people where they are, listen without judgement and connect them to the right care.
Our programmes
Skills training, peer groups and mentoring restore purpose and independence, so people can build stable lives and look after each other.
Read storiesSix programmes work together so people can find the kind of help that fits them.

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

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

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

Craft, tailoring and income-generating training that rebuilds independence and financial stability.
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Read about our work in action.

Stories | 28.09.2026
How practical support and mentoring helped girls return to class with confidence.

Stories | 15.09.2026
Teachers and pupils on what changed after our school wellbeing sessions.

Stories | 02.09.2026
Members of our skills group on earning an income and finding connection.

MindWell believes in a community where every person understands their mental health, feels safe to ask for help and receives the care they need to live well.
We work from community centres, partner schools and outreach sites across Kampala and surrounding districts.
We are always looking for counsellors, facilitators and volunteers who share our values: compassion, integrity, inclusion, confidentiality, collaboration and empowerment.

If you or someone near you is in danger or thinking of self-harm, call 999 or 112, or go to the nearest health facility. See crisis information.
Stories, events and ways to help, a few times a year.