Broken Souls & Healing Network
Our work runs on three connected commitments, because healing rarely happens in isolation and never on demand.
Individual counselling and group therapy delivered by licensed practitioners with trauma-informed training. Sessions are available in person at our Nairobi centre and, as we grow, remotely for people outside the city.
Request a sessionModerated circles and safe spaces where people who have stood in the same place speak honestly to one another. We train and certify peer supporters so that this care can multiply beyond our own staff.
Join a circleThe Broken Souls podcast, public conversations and community outreach that put real experience in the open. Stigma survives on silence, so we keep refusing to be quiet about what trauma actually looks like.
Follow the work
Posters from our #3Ts campaign. Ask us for copies if you want to put them up where you work.
Young people, older people, students, workers, parents, the unemployed, the quietly exhausted. You do not need a uniform, a diagnosis or a full wallet to walk through our doors.
Including survivors of gender-based violence, displacement, loss and events that have no tidy name. You do not need to explain everything to be believed here.
Individual sessions, group sessions and structured psychosocial support, with onward referral where someone needs specialist psychiatric care.
Anonymous calls and chats for anyone who needs to talk today, plus a dedicated line for those who draw strength from prayer and spiritual counsel.
Fitness, wellness and mentorship built into recovery, because bodies and minds heal together and most people find their way back through both.
Mental health awareness sessions taken into neighbourhoods, schools and workplaces across Nairobi, with expansion to further counties planned.
Our sanitary pads programme reaches girls and women for whom period poverty is one more weight in an already heavy season.
Paid wellness and resilience programmes for organisations and their teams. Revenue from this work directly subsidises free care for people who cannot pay.
We would rather show you real commitments than impressive numbers we cannot stand behind. Here is what we are building and where support goes.
Support lines answered by real people. Registration as a public benefit organisation completed, with a founding board of seven in place.
Opening the Nairobi healing centre with counselling rooms and group space. Launching the podcast. Training our first cohort of certified peer supporters.
Outreach into further Nairobi sub-counties, piloting remote counselling, and publishing our first annual impact report so that anyone can check our work.
Expansion beyond Nairobi to further counties, and a training institute offering accredited mental health and psychosocial support courses.