Collaborate

We love working with other like-minded individuals, agencies, nonprofits, organizations who share our vision for a world in which everyone has access to proper mental health and wellness services. Please reach out to us (info@mindsfoundation.org) if you would like to collaborate on workshops, research, programming, campaigns or anything else you to elevate our mission!

MINDS Opportunities

The MINDS Foundation Fellowship Program is an opportunity to dive into a global mental health and cultural experience for students and professionals. This is a MINDS-India based opportunity.

The MINDS Leadership Development Program is designed to introduce enthusiastic students, who are interested in helping those in need, to the Non-profit world and the responsibilities associated with it. Students who participate in this program can fast track their way to associate positions at our organization. Through the experiences with us, we hope to mold these students into future leaders in this industry. This is an unpaid position.

Kindly check available positions before selecting the opportunity

Current Opportunities

  1. Graphic design

  2. Video/Photo editing

  3. Fundraising/Development

  4. Social media outreach

  5. Content writing

  6. Monitoring & Evaluation/Data Analysis

  7. Administrative support

  8. Campaign planning and management

Engage on Social Media

We’ve designed a space for you to enjoy curated MINDS mental health content - from research to fieldwork, from personal narratives to large events, we will explore it all. Stay tuned, and let us know what content you would like to see in the co
Journaling ✍️ is a powerful tool for anxiety relief. Answering these prompts can help turn anxious thought spirals into mental calmness, clarity, and control.
Join us for a follow-up discussion of ‘Talking about Current Events with Kids’ on IG Live this Wednesday, June 24th @ 3PM Pacific/6PM Eastern!
Wondering how to broach difficult topics with your kids in a safe and honest way? Here are six practical takeaways from our webinar collaboration with @yourmomcares! If you missed it, check out the full conversation on our YouTube channel (link as in
We are always excited to be partnered with @lavanaart, an incredible art gallery based in Mumbai and online marketplace for artwork. Check out their lovely and varied collection on their IG page or website lavanaart.com; every purchase you make deepl
Help is always available. Check out the new ‘Get Help’ highlight on our page to access resources, or visit our website’s Get Help page for extended international resources (link as in post). Stay tuned for more curated mental health
Our founder Raghu Appasani, MD spoke on @emotionalsupportpod with @alessandratorresani .... .... .... After taking a quick EmotionAL pause, I am so thankful Raghu came over for a little zoom chat. We discuss his fantastic organization, Minds Foundati
Instead of requiring people to ask for help when they’re struggling, we should learn how to recognise people at risk, support them, and guide them to the help they need. The time is now for us as a community to be empathetic and compassionate w
We are excited to be partnering with @yourmomcares to bring you ‘Talking about Current Events with Kids', a special webinar discussing how to navigate difficult conversations about important topics with children. Join us June 17th on Zoom, and
Racial discrimination has significant negative impacts on both mental and physical health. Swipe to learn more about this important connection —> . . . BIPOC mental health resources: @thestevefund @aakomaproject @thisisdrkbeauty @therapyforl
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Stay motivated to keep up with your self-care with this self-care bingo! Screenshot this post, cross off your actions, and share (or keep private, whatever feels best). Try to complete a row, a column, or even the entire grid. Good luck!
Webinar Announcement! ‘Memorial Day and Mental Health’ on Tuesday, May 26th @ 6PM PDT on Zoom. Registration link in bio! Join us for a conversation with U.S. Veterans about the importance of mental health in truly coming home as we honou