Giving Back to Society
Akili Tulivu believes that mental health support should be more accessible to people who may not always have access to professional psychological services.
As part of our commitment to giving back to society, we aim to develop community mental health programmes through:
- Donations
- Partnerships
- Sponsorships
- Grants
- Community collaboration
Akili Tulivu Men's Mental Health Programme
The Akili Tulivu Men's Mental Health Programme is our community initiative and part of our commitment to giving back to society.
The programme will focus on creating safe and approachable opportunities for men to access mental health support.
We understand that many men may struggle silently and may find it difficult to seek professional psychological support. Some men may also be unable to afford therapy.
Through donations, partnerships, sponsorships and grants, Akili Tulivu aims to create mental health programmes that make support more accessible to men.
- Virtual psychological support
- Physical mental health programmes
- Men's wellness events
- Community conversations and forums
- Workshops
- Outreach programmes
- Physical camps or organised mental health events where appropriate
- Free psychological support for eligible participants where funding is available
- Subsidised therapy sessions where funding is available
- Referral to appropriate professionals where necessary
The programme will be delivered through partnerships, donations, sponsorships and community collaboration.
This is Akili Tulivu's community give-back programme and not one of our main commercial services. The availability of free or subsidised psychological support will depend on available funding, partnerships and programme capacity.
I Need Support
Tell us a little about yourself and we will get back to you about support available under the programme.
Support Men's Mental Health
You can support the Akili Tulivu Men's Mental Health Programme through partnerships, sponsorships, donations or other forms of collaboration.
Your support can help us create more opportunities for men who may not otherwise have access to professional psychological support.