Say hello to emotions. Give the wounded mind a hug. We walk with people with mental distress to help them live a healthy, joyful and hopeful life and build a mentally healthy city.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), depression will be the second most significant health condition after heart disease in the world by the year 2020. In view of this, we have started with the different needs of life stages in mind to help people with emotional distress recover by connecting personal edges, family and community resources; to have cross-multidisciplinary collaborations to assist the patients in living a positive and healthy life; and to enhance public understanding in mental health.
To address the growing numbers of children and adolescents with emotional distress, we adopt an early identification and intervention approach to encourage a caring culture at schools to help students build a positive perspective and embrace challenges in life.