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Because sometimes, hope isn’t loud. It lives in small, consistent acts of showing up. Read the full story, below - thelivelovelaughfoundation.org/blog/mental-he…

Through moments from this visit—Kamala Behara’s unwavering caregiving, women-led support groups, and the everyday realities of distance and stigma—this story brings us closer to what care looks like on the margins.

Matangi Jayaram, Head of Programs at The Live Love Laugh Foundation, writes from the ground in Chilika—where a boat ride is often the first step to accessing care, and where communities quietly hold each other through the weight of mental illness. To be continued...

A story of hope, healing, and finding your way back to yourself. Malvika’s Online/irl traces her journey through identity, visibility, and depression where quiet disconnection meets healing, self-expression, and a gradual return to herself.

In many rural communities, mental health support remains out of reach, shaped by stigma and limited resources. In Chhindwara, MP, many went years without care. Through LLLF’s MHRC, support is now closer, offering a safe space for healing and hope.

As we expand to 5 more organisations, here’s how Think Tree Media House approached mental health at work. A glimpse of how intent can become action with the right support. If your organisation is ready to take that step, fill the form below - docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

“What if something goes wrong?” “What if I’m not prepared?” “What if I made a mistake?” Overthinking can quietly take up space in minds, making everything feel heavier than it needs to be. Learning to pause, question thoughts, and come back to what’s real can make a difference.

Together with @BisleriZone, we remain committed to building accessible, sustainable mental health systems in underserved communities @deepikapadukone

What began in 2023 across 60 villages has now expanded to 134 villages supporting 1595 beneficiaries through community-led care, early identification, access to treatment, and caregiver empowerment.

We’re proud to announce a three-year CSR partnership between The Live Love Laugh Foundation and Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. to strengthen rural mental health systems in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh. .

Proud to partner with Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd. on a 3-year CSR initiative in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh. From 60 to 134 villages, reaching 1,595 people through community-led care and access to treatment, building sustainable mental health systems together.

As we expand our Corporate Mental Health Program to five new organisations, Dr. Divya shares insights from her work on the ground. If you're ready to move from intent to action, express your interest through the link. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

We work with a limited number of organisations to keep the work thoughtful and built to last. We’re inviting 5 organisations to partner with us. If this feels right for your organisation, fill out the form and we’ll reach out. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Mental health at work is not a one-size-fits-alI challenge. While the need may look similar across organisations, the way forward depends on Context, culture, and where each organisation is starting from.

Our CEO, Anisha Padukone spoke at the Indiaspora Forum 2026 on key mental health issues like stigma and digital addiction, and what accessible care can look like. Grateful to the Indiaspora team and all panellists for this important conversation.

Their continued belief enables us to build awareness, improve access to care, and support communities with empathy and Consistency.

Our work at the rural areas are made possible through the support of donors like Wheels India Limited and encouragement from its CSR team led by Mr.Chandrasekar. To be continued...

Procrastination isn’t always laziness. Sometimes, it’s anxiety. When a task feels overwhelming, delaying it can feel like relief, but the stress often comes back stronger, creating a cycle. If this feels familiar, you’re not alone. Start small. Be gentle with yourself.

At 27, Sai Praneetha Mutyala seemed to have it all together, but her body told a different story. A Transient Ischemic Attack became a turning point, revealing the cost of silent stress and constant pressure. If your body is whispering, pause and listen. To be continued...