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Photos - 2025

Our Journey In Pictures

 

Every conversation started, every hand extended in support, and every life touched is a step toward a world where no one struggles alone . Our gallery captures moments from the many initiatives that bring our mission to life, from community outreach programs and public awareness campaigns to engagements with schools, colleges, universities, and local and rural communities .
 

These photographs reflect our commitment to raising awareness about mental health, breaking the stigma surrounding suicide , and creating safe spaces for open and meaningful conversations . Whether we are conducting workshops for young people, participating in public events, collaborating with educational institutions, or reaching out to communities through advocacy and awareness drives, each image tells a story of connection, hope, resilience, and collective action.

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Behind every event and activity are individuals, families, volunteers, educators, mental health professionals, and community partners working together to promote understanding and support. Their dedication helps us reach more people, encourage help-seeking behaviour, and build stronger networks of care that can make a lasting difference in the lives of those facing emotional and mental health challenges.
 

As you explore this gallery, we invite you to witness the impact of our shared efforts and the many faces of hope that inspire our work every day. Together, through awareness, education, compassion, and community engagement , we continue our mission to prevent suicide, promote mental wellbeing , and ensure that every individual knows that help, hope, and support are always within reach .
 

Every image is a reminder that awareness creates understanding, understanding fosters connection, and connection can save lives.

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17 December 2025 - Educational Study Tour of Karve Institute of Social Service, Pune, Maharashtra
 

A group of 8 students, in their 2nd year of studies of Master of Social Work course, accompanied by their professor , visited Lifeline Foundation as part of their educational study tour. It was a pleasure interacting with the students and faculty, and we appreciated their keen interest in understanding our emotional support helpline services, organisational functioning, and field practices.
 

4 October 2025  – “Beyond Silence” — an open conversation on mental health, with Lions’ Club of Calcutta North


The Lions Club of Calcutta North, in collaboration with Lifeline Foundation, hosted “Beyond Silence” on 4th October at Hindustan Club, Kolkata — a session to break the stigma around mental health.
 

Led by Manjit Ghai and Molly Thambi, Deputy Directors of Lifeline Foundation, the discussion focused on recognizing distress, listening without judgment, and building community support for suicide prevention. The event encouraged open sharing, highlighting that mental health is as vital as physical health. It ended with an engaging Q&A over hi-tea.
 

Key Message: All wounds are not visible — it’s time to listen, talk, and go beyond silence.
Attendance: Over 50 participants attended the seminar

20 September 2025– Session at Muralidhar College (in collaboration with Lions Club)

A mental health session was held for over 120 students, covering the following topics:

 

  • Understanding mental health challenges

  • Coping strategies for young adults

16 September 2025– Mental Health Outreach Sessions in Sundarban

Conducted in collaboration with Swapnopuron Welfare Society at Swapnopuran Shiksha Niketan, Ghuni Adarsha High School, Barunhat High School, and Rameswarpur Nehru Vidyaniketan, with the participation of 466 students. The sessions focused on:

 

  • Suicide ideation

  • Mental health awareness

  • Emotional resilience

12 September 2025– Workshop at Silver Point School, Kasba

"You Are Not Alone. Life Is Precious!
Yes to Life! Every Mind Matters"


An interactive session with 190 students focused on:

 

  • Mental health awareness

  • Resilience building

10 September 2025– Visit to Antara Psychiatric Hospital

Our team engaged in a two-hour experiential learning exchange at Antara, aimed at enhancing our understanding and practices.

Volunteer Support: Approximately 40 volunteers actively participated, contributing to a meaningful interaction with the facility.

10 September 2025– World Suicide Prevention Day Commemoration at AIIMS, New Delhi

Our Deputy Director and Treasurer of Befrienders Initiative, Ms. Manjit Ghai, was invited to AIIMS, New Delhi, where she had the honour of sharing the platform with Mr. Shrenik Shah, a renowned cancer survivor, TEDx and motivational speaker. Her presence reflected Lifeline’s growing recognition in national-level mental health initiatives.

7 September 2025– “Yes to Life!” Awareness Walk

From 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM, the walk began at the Menoka gate of Rabindra Sarobar and concluded at Lions Safari Park, Southern Avenue. This symbolic initiative emphasized our shared commitment to breaking the silence around mental health.

Attendance: Over 75 participants joined the walk, reflecting strong community engagement.

19-22 August 2025 - Salvation Army Training Session
 

A training programme was conducted for the Salvation Army. During this session, we had the privilege of training 25 officers from the Salvation Army across India in Suicide Prevention. These officers will now return to their respective territories and equip their community-level workforce to support individuals struggling with mental health issues and suicidal ideation — an important step in extending the reach of our Outreach Work.

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