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No single organisation can change a culture alone. Minds at Peace works as a coalition, connecting the people and organisations already doing this work and giving it greater reach.
For too long, mental health has been discussed mostly in clinical language. Expertise matters, but so does experience. Someone who has lived through depression, anxiety, grief, addiction or burnout can say what statistics cannot: you are not alone.
When we share stories, we protect the dignity, privacy and wellbeing of the people telling them.
Public figures have extraordinary reach. Used responsibly, it can shift attitudes for millions. We work with selected artists, athletes, creators and leaders to share experiences, support campaigns, raise funds and point people towards professional help.
Authenticity is the only condition.
If you make content that people trust, you can help change how millions think about mental health. Join the UNKAHI creator network for training, clinical guidance and production support, and a role in foundation campaigns.
Psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, sports psychologists, researchers and educators keep our work credible and safe. We welcome your guidance on our content, our programmes and our resource directory.
Companies, schools, universities, clubs, governing bodies, media organisations, faith and community organisations, foundations and public institutions: mental health is everyone’s business. We look for partnerships that create measurable, scalable impact.
Minds at Peace is available for commentary, interviews and research partnerships on mental health, stigma, culture, sport and institutional responsibility.
Your gift funds the campaigns, programmes and partnerships that move mental health from the margins to the mainstream, and the directory that helps people find credible support. Every contribution makes asking for help a little easier.
Whether you want to support the foundation, partner with us, share your experience or simply learn more, we would like to hear from you.
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If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services now.
Minds at Peace is an awareness, advocacy and support-access organisation. It is not an emergency service and does not replace qualified medical or mental-health professionals.
For non-emergency concerns, consider speaking with a qualified mental-health professional. We add numbers only after checking them with the service, and our list grows as our resource directory develops.
UK numbers checked with Samaritans, the NHS and Shout. Rescue 1122 checked with the Punjab Emergency Service. Tele-MANAS checked against Government of India sources. October 2026.
