Our programmes
Six pillars, one connected future.
Each pillar is part of one picture: a community that talks openly about mental health and helps every person reach the care they need. Here is what St. Lucie works to provide and support.
01
Awareness and Education
Opening conversations that end stigma.
- Community awareness forums and information sessions
- Talks at churches, schools and gatherings
- Materials in English, Kiswahili and local languages
- Dialogues with religious and community leaders
- World Mental Health Day activities
02
Medical Access and Treatment Support
Helping families reach and keep up with care.
- Help with medical consultation costs for families in need
- Support for prescribed medication for those who cannot afford it
- Referral to hospitals and specialist services
- Help with transport to appointments
- Follow-up support to keep treatment on track
03
Counselling and Psychosocial Support
A safe place to be heard.
- Individual and family counselling by qualified practitioners
- Grief and bereavement support
- Stress and emotional wellbeing sessions
- Peer support groups
- Referral for specialist care where needed
04
Suicide Prevention and Crisis Referral
Every life matters.
- Awareness in schools, colleges and communities
- Training community members to recognise warning signs
- Referral links with health facilities
- Guidance for families on how to respond
- Support for families affected by suicide
05
Family and Caregiver Support
Supporting those who support others.
- Caregiver education workshops
- Help understanding diagnoses and treatment plans
- Family communication workshops
- Caregiver support groups
- Guidance on reducing stigma at home
06
Schools, Youth and Recovery
Building resilience and belonging.
- Mental health sessions in schools and colleges
- Youth mentorship and life skills
- Help for people in recovery to rejoin community life
- Skills and livelihood workshops
- Community outreach and home-based support
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