Partnerships

Bayanihan, in practice.

Five signed partnerships carry our work into schools, workplaces, and communities — from Philippine classrooms to Overseas Filipino Workers in the Gulf.

The roster

Who we work with, and what we build together

Every entry below is an active, signed collaboration — not a logo we borrowed.

School MHPSS

Sector: Education · Child protection
Reach: Schools nationwide

Save the Children Philippines

Project MIND · aligned to Republic Act 12080

Designing and delivering evidence-based mental-health programs for schools under the Basic Education Mental Health and Well-Being Promotion Act.

Mindset Plus is proud to partner with Save the Children Philippines to promote mental health and well-being in schools across the country. In line with Republic Act 12080, the Basic Education Mental Health and Well-Being Promotion Act, we are working together to design and deliver evidence-based, customized programs that strengthen the mental health of students — both individually and at the school-wide level.

Through this collaboration, we aim to create supportive learning environments where every student can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Whole-school programs
Student well-being
Teacher capacity-building
RA 12080 compliance

MHPSS systems

Sector: Public health · Advocacy
Reach: Philippines, multi-sector

ACHIEVE Inc.

Action for Health Initiatives, Inc.

Strengthening MHPSS systems for people living with HIV and TB, and for the frontline workers who serve them.

Mindset Plus has partnered with ACHIEVE to advance mental health, psychosocial well-being, and human-centred behaviour change across diverse sectors. Through this strategic collaboration, we co-design and implement programs that strengthen Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) systems at the individual, organizational, and community levels.

Our joint efforts focus on knowledge exchange, research, and innovation — particularly in areas affecting people living with HIV and TB and other vulnerable groups — while also building the capacity of frontline workers, educators, service providers, and community-based organizations. Together, Mindset Plus and ACHIEVE are committed to creating healthier, more resilient communities where mental well-being is prioritized and supported.

HIV & TB communities
Frontline worker capacity
Research & innovation
Behaviour change

International

Sector: Development · Post-conflict
Reach: Middle East, North Africa, Türkiye

AID-MENA / TÜRK

Academy for International Development — Middle East and North Africa Region and Türkiye

A strategic partnership bringing MHPSS systems to post-conflict communities across the Middle East.

Mindset Plus and AID-MENA/TÜRK have launched a strategic partnership to advance mental health, psychosocial well-being, and human-centered behavior across different sectors and geographies in the Middle East — particularly post-conflict countries. Through this collaboration, both organizations co-design and implement programs that strengthen MHPSS systems at the individual, organizational, and community levels.

The partnership also aims to foster knowledge exchange, research, and innovation in mental health, embedding these within community development, organizational initiatives, and institutional capacity-building efforts.

Post-conflict MHPSS
Institutional capacity
Cross-border knowledge exchange

Digital health

Sector: Health technology
Agreement: Memorandum of Understanding

mWell PH & KonsultaMD

Metro Pacific Health Tech Corporation (MPHTC) · HealthNow, Inc. (HNI)

Bringing mental-health scanning and services onto the platforms Filipinos already use for their health.

Mindset Plus signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Metro Pacific Health Tech Corporation, doing business under mWell PH, and HealthNow, Inc. — corporations duly organized and existing under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines, collectively the Platform Providers.

Together we deliver complementary health and mental-health wellness scanning and services, combining expertise to create a stronger and more comprehensive offering for clients.

Wellness scanning
Telehealth integration
Corporate health offerings

OFW welfare

Sector: Government · Migrant labour
Agreement: Memorandum of Understanding

Migrant Workers Office — Riyadh

Embassy of the Philippines, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Supporting the mental health and well-being of Overseas Filipino Workers, and the officers who look after them.

Mindset Plus has partnered with the Migrant Workers Office (MWO) — Riyadh through a newly signed Memorandum of Understanding, centered on one goal: supporting the mental health and well-being of Overseas Filipino Workers.

Through this partnership we provide counseling and psychosocial support services, deliver training and capacity-building for MWO frontline staff, and strengthen support and referral systems for individuals facing stress and challenging situations. Because taking care of those who care for others matters.

Counseling & psychosocial support
Frontline staff training
Referral systems

How we partner

Evidence-based strategy, human-centered care

What every partner can expect of the way we work.

Collaborate with partners to design practical, context-driven solutions.
Prioritize the voices and needs of children, youth, and marginalized communities.
Foster meaningful cross-sector partnerships for broader impact.
Ensure our programs are measurable, inclusive, and built to last.

Our network

The sectors we work across

From public institutions to private enterprises, our work spans sectors to support inclusive, sustainable, and community-centered initiatives.

Schools and school divisions
Government agencies and LGUs
NGOs and development organizations
Healthcare and education professionals
Vulnerable and underserved populations
Private organizations and companies
International organizations

Partner with us

Let's build something that lasts

If your institution is carrying a mental-health mandate — a school division, an agency, an NGO, a company — tell us what you're facing. We'll bring the evidence, the cultural grounding, and the care.

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