MHPSSA works with individuals, families, and communities, giving priority to:

• People living with mental illness and psychological distress
• Children and adolescents, including those with developmental and learning difficulties
• Women and girls at risk or survivors of sexual and gender-based violence
• Internally displaced persons, returnees, and host communities affected by crisis
• Individuals affected by harmful alcohol or substance use and suicide risk
• Students facing academic pressure and psychosocial challenges
• Caregivers and frontline workers experiencing burnout or secondary trauma

Our interventions are designed to address both individual needs and community-level resilience, ensuring dignity, safety, and continuity of care.