What we do
We promote mental health through research, advocacy, training, public education, and community engagement.
Research
We conduct multidisciplinary research on mental and neurological health across different age groups and settings.
Advocacy
We support evidence-based policies and initiatives that improve mental health systems and protect vulnerable people.
Training
We organize seminars, workshops, and capacity-building programs for health workers and the public.
Public Education
We create awareness, reduce stigma, and share reliable mental health information with communities.
Workplace Mental Health
We promote mental well-being in the workplace through assessments, training, and support initiatives.
Community Support
We help connect people, families, and communities with better understanding and pathways to care.
What we care for
SPREAD Study
A school-based mental health study focused on preventing adolescent suicide in Nigeria through culturally adapted support programs, awareness, and community engagement.
CogniFiEd Study
A research project developing culturally adapted cognitive interventions for young adults experiencing first-episode psychosis, with a focus on feasibility, acceptability, and long-term implementation in Nigeria.
MeHPriC Project
A mixed-methods project examining policy, governance, and sustainability in the integration of mental health into primary health care in Lagos, Nigeria.