Work with us
For partners
Wellbeing grows in communities. We hope to work with the organisations people already trust, after checking each one carefully.
Organisations appear here only after verification. Partner listings open district by district.
Who we hope to work with
Schools
CBSE, ICSE and state board schools, for counsellors, teachers and parent groups.
Colleges and hostels
Student welfare cells and counsellors.
Anganwadis and ASHA networks
Frontline workers who meet mothers and young children at home.
PHCs and CHCs
Primary and community health centres.
District Mental Health Programme teams
Clinics and outreach in every district.
One Stop Centres (Sakhi)
Integrated support for women facing violence.
Child Welfare Committees and DCPUs
Statutory bodies for children in need of care and protection.
NGOs
Non-profits doing community mental health and protection work.
Self-help groups and panchayats
Women's collectives and village bodies.
Resident welfare associations
Neighbourhood groups in towns and cities.
Psychologists
With RCI registration.
Psychiatrists
With NMC or state medical council registration.
What partnership involves
- Receiving referrals from SAATHI and replying to the person in the way they asked.
- Telling us honestly about your capacity, languages and service area.
- Following child-protection and confidentiality rules, including POCSO reporting duties.
- Keeping people's information safe under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023.
- Taking part in reviews, and telling us when something goes wrong.
How we verify a partner
We will not list or refer to anyone who has not completed every step.
Registration and credentials
We check the organisation's registration, and individual credentials, for example, RCI for psychologists and NMC for psychiatrists.
Safeguarding policy
A written policy for protecting children and vulnerable adults, with named people responsible.
Service area and eligibility
Where you work, who you serve, in which languages, and at what cost.
Data-sharing agreement
A written agreement on how information is shared and protected, in line with the DPDP Act 2023.
Periodic review
Regular check-ins, and listening to feedback from the people referred.
Community activities we would like to support
Wellbeing melas
Open community days with stalls, music, games and a quiet corner to talk.
School sessions
Talks and activities for students, teachers and parents on stress, exams and safety.
Parent meetings
Evening conversations about talking with children and teenagers.
Self-help group conversations
Short wellbeing talks held during regular SHG meetings.