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Resources

Reports, Briefs, and Mental Health Knowledge from MindLyfe.

Understanding Mental Health should be practical, culturally relevant, and accessible. This page brings together MindLyfe's reports, learning resources, and downloadable tools for individuals, institutions, and communities across AfriKa.

Latest Report

MindLyfe Impact Report 2026 - Summary

A summary of MindLyfe's institutional reach, partnerships, therapist network, community engagement, and Mental Health impact across AfriKa in 2026. Includes key metrics, partner highlights, and learnings from our programmes.

MindLyfe Limited · 2026 · PDF

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Reports and learning briefs

More reports coming.

MindLyfe produces institutional reports, student well-being survey summaries, workplace well-being briefs, and community Mental Health learning briefs. Subscribe below to receive new publications as they are released.

Student Well-Being Survey Reports

Anonymised findings from campus Mental Health surveys across partner institutions.

Coming soon

Institutional Mental Health Briefs

Learning briefs from MindLyfe's university and workplace programme implementations.

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Workplace Well-Being Insights

Data and learnings from employee Mental Health programmes in AfriKan organisations.

Coming soon

Community Mental Health Reports

Impact and engagement reports from community psychoeducation and dialogue programmes.

Coming soon

Annual Impact Assessment

MindLyfe's full annual assessment of reach, outcomes, and ecosystem development.

2027 release

MindLyfe Company Profile

A professional overview of MindLyfe's work, model, partnerships, and impact.

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Knowledge areas

What we cover.

MindLyfe will be publishing practical guides, articles, and tools across the following areas. Subscribe to be notified when new content is published.

For Individuals

  • Understanding therapy and what to expect
  • Managing stress and anxiety
  • Dealing with depression and grief
  • Navigating relationships
  • Recognising when to seek help
  • Practicing self-care

For Students

  • Academic pressure and exam anxiety
  • Peer support and well-being
  • Digital well-being and social media
  • Help-seeking on campus
  • Financial and social stressors

For Parents and Families

  • Supporting teenagers and adolescents
  • Family communication and disputes
  • When a child needs professional support
  • Parental Mental Health and self-care

For Teachers and Schools

  • Spotting signs of student distress
  • Psychological safety in classrooms
  • Teacher wellness and burnout
  • Referring students appropriately

For Workplaces

  • Burnout prevention frameworks
  • Staff well-being programme design
  • Leadership Mental Health support
  • Mental Health policies for organisations

For Institutions

  • Designing a Mental Health programme
  • Conducting needs assessments and surveys
  • Establishing referral pathways
  • Safeguarding and MERL for Mental Health

Company profile

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A professional overview of MindLyfe's work, model, partnerships, governance, and impact. Available on request for partners, investors, institutions, and media.

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Partner resources

For institutions and partners.

Concept notes, programme briefs, and proposal documents are prepared on request for prospective partners. Reach out via the partnership form.

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