A youth run and youth led foundation; Hibiscus Foundation for Social Welfare; established in 2020, is a not-for-profit organisation registered under the Government of India. Our primary focus has been to work on Mental Health Advocacy and awareness. We strive to remove the stigma that has shrouded the conversation around mental health and break the stereotypes around it. We provide Pro Bono counselling & ensure accurate dissemination of information around mental health advocacy
We believe that mental health therapy must not be a luxury, rather a necessity, enshrined in our Motto - #MentalHealth4All. While we primarily focus on Mental Health Advocacy, Our aim is not limited to mental health alone, but to work towards the empowerment & promotion of social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, & race as well as for the social upliftment of marginalised communities; furthermore we promote climate action and sustainability.
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HIBISCUSED_ the instagram page for Hibiscus Foundation started posting about various coping mechanisms, tips for mental wellness as well as information dissemination on Hotlines for people battling the uncertainty of the pandemic, as well as for issues like domestic violence, suicide prevention, child abuse.
We were in collaboration with ‘GirlUp Empower’ on topics such as screen time management, online therapy and ‘women in pandemic’ through fact based articles on HIBISCUSED.
A campaign aimed at creating awareness about the effects of tobacco amongst adolescents and children between the ages of 13-17 and bring into light the industry manipulation and prevent them from nicotine and tobacco use through Workshops & Factsheets.
We are Open for Pro Bono online counselling with assured client confidentiality. Hibiscus started this program to make counselling and therapy accessible to everyone, especially for persons from low income families and for people who have not been able to access mental health help.
