AAMMH Kenya
Country Representatives
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Members of AAMMH in Kenya
Coalition for Action for Preventive Mental Health Kenya. We are made up of a wide variety of community groups and non-governmental organizations who are keen to see more investment and opportunities for community-based prevention initiatives. We believe by investing in grassroots community prevention and awareness initiatives, Kenya can employ an approach that builds on Indigenous cultural resources and innovative models developed via the diverse experiences of our communities. We believe an approach developed in this manner — from the community level up — will be uniquely suited to alleviate the burden of mental health conditions and challenges.
The TEARS Foundation Kenya. TEARS International’s mission is to provide compassionate, culturally relevant programs to facilitate healing for families after the loss of a baby – pregnancy, stillbirth and infant.
The main objective is to offer continuous psychosocial support through structured support groups and healing programs. Our pillars are compassion, support and hope. We support mothers, fathers and the living children that are known as forgotten grievers.
TINADA exists to promote integrated health, education empowerment, human rights advocacy, disaster risk-reduction and economic empowerment among the marginalized youth and families through capacity building, support services, mentorship, demonstrated good practices and strategic networking.
TINADA works on ending stigma and discrimination among persons suffering from mental health, neurological and substance use disorders and increasing their access to quality mental health care services, education opportunities, leadership involvement and respect for their human rights.
https://www.mhinnovation.net/organisations/tinada-youth-organization-tiyo
Calmind Foundation promotes mental well-being of pregnant moms and new dads and moms. The vision for Calmind Foundation is a society free from mental health stigma and discrimination.
Calmind Foundation runs programmes, projects and campaigns that create awareness of maternal mental health, give information on where those suffering from a maternal mental illness can access services and advocate for policies, legal and institutional frameworks and research that promote maternal mental health.
Koyamada International Foundation (KIF) Kenya is a nonprofit organization committed to empowering vulnerable communities through sustainable rights-based interventions in health, education, gender equality, and youth development. Their mission is to transform lives and uplift generations by addressing systemic barriers that limit access to essential services and opportunities.
Their primary target populations include women, children, and youth in marginalized, remote, or underserved communities, with special attention to humanitarian and fragile settings.
The Nasio Trust has been empowering communities in rural, Western Kenya to break the cycle of poverty through the provision of education, healthcare and sustainable livelihoods since 2001. Our flagship projects include the direct delivery of education through our two Early Childhood Education Centres. We also support 365 orphaned and vulnerable children through education sponsorship and access to basic needs. Our high-impact Peer Education Programme is sensitising youth through essential training in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, and has reduced teenage pregnancy rates in our catchment area by 60%. Our agricultural programme has empowered 1,500 small-holder farmers, increasing their yields by 23% in 2024. The charity is now collaborating with researchers from the University of Reading to understand the impact of climate shocks on livelihoods in Kakamega to build climate resilience within the community.