We are a non-profit organization focused on highlighting stories of Thrivers who have a personal connection with mental illnesses and want to make a difference! We hope to bring better mental health awareness through our initiations.

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COVID Relief Programs

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GOAL : 1500 $

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While the events are free of charge, we will gladly be accepting any small contribution you like to make by donating! The donated money will go towards providing meals to our heroes: our frontline health care workers, who have been working countless hours for our well-being. So please do take time to engage in a couple of the amazing sessions we will be hosting.

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Menstrual Hygiene

GOAL : 20,000 $

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This cause will not only provide a huge physical help for all the women struggling with their menstrual hygiene, but will also help with protecting young girls’ mental health by preventing them from skipping school and even giving them a bit more confidence.

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Orphanages & Nursing Homes

GOAL : 5,000 $

RAISED : 0 $

In an effort to ease the conditions of both children and the elderly, the team of Happy2Thrive hopes to help support and fund various activities/events regularly. Though these events/activities will definitely not act as a replacement for getting medical help, they will definitely play their role in bettering the residents’ and childrens’ mental health.

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Hello. Our nonprofit has been formed to partake in the journey of ending the mental health stigma throughout the world.

ESHA KODE

FOUNDER

SANJANA CHEKURI

FOUNDER

Within the health system, people are too often treated in institutions which resemble human warehouses rather than places of healing. (WHO)

Half of all mental health disorders show first signs before a person turns 14 years old, and three quarters of mental health disorders begin before age 24. (MentalHealth.gov)

Within the last few years, the U.S. has had an increase in mass violence...the media is quick to judge the suspects and label them as “mentally disturbed” or “mentally ill.” In reality, hate is not a mental illness. (NAMI)

Stigma can lead to discrimination. Discrimination may be obvious and direct, such as someone making a negative remark about your mental illness or your treatment. (MayoClinic)