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Photos - 2026
Rural and School/Educational Institution Outreach Program – Lifeline Foundation
Lifeline Foundation’s Rural and School/Educational Institution Outreach Program is a grassroots initiative designed to promote mental health awareness and emotional well-being in rural and semi-urban communities.
Through school-based sessions, community meetings, and collaborations with local organizations, Lifeline reaches individuals who often lack access to mental health education or support systems. Our sessions focus on empathy, emotional awareness, stress management, and suicide prevention, encouraging open dialogue and early intervention.
Teachers, students, and community volunteers are equipped with practical tools to recognize distress, offer support, and connect people to Lifeline’s helpline when needed.
By building awareness and compassion at the community level, Lifeline is helping shape emotionally stronger, more connected, and stigma-free rural societies — where every life is valued and every voice matters.
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7 August 2026 - Molly Thambi at St. Xavier’s College, Raghabpur Campus, interacted with over 200 first-year students to talk about Mental Health. Posters will also be put up on the college notice boards to help spread awareness.​​​
28 January 2026 - Educational Study Tour of North East Institute of Social Sciences & Research (NEISSR), Dimapur, Nagaland
A group of 22 students, in their 4th semester of studies of Master of Social Work course, accompanied by their professor , visited Lifeline Foundation as part of their educational study tour. The session was engaging, informative, and truly enriching, providing the students with meaningful insights and a better understanding of our work and values. We greatly appreciate the interest shown and the thoughtful interaction during the visit.​​​
