Mental health and wellbeing for everyone
Together with communities and public sector partners around the world, we’re weaving mental health into everyday life.
Mental health and wellbeing for everyone
Together with communities and public sector partners around the world, we’re weaving mental health into everyday life.
1 in 2 people globally are estimated to experience poor mental health in their lifetime.*
Systemic injustice and violence amplify this crisis, especially in marginalized communities. At Brio, we work alongside our partners to cultivate positive mental health in community settings — advancing mental health beyond clinical silos.
Because everybody is created to flourish.
1 in 2 people globally are estimated to experience poor mental health in their lifetime.*
Systemic injustice and violence amplify this crisis, especially in marginalized communities. At Brio, we work alongside our partners to cultivate positive mental health in community settings — advancing mental health beyond clinical silos.
Because everybody is created to flourish.
Years partnering with extraordinary leaders
Mental health programs launched
Participants reached
Here’s how we strengthen community mental health at scale

Community-centered leadership
True collective well-being and liberation can only emerge when communities and their visions of flourishing are centered.
That’s why all our programs are locally initiated, co-created and owned by our community partners, who have a deep understanding of their contexts and strong relationships with key local stakeholders.
Evidence-based approach
We use an evidence-based mental health approach called Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT), layered with liberation psychology principles.
This cultivates psychological flexibility in individuals and communities, reducing the risk of illness while enhancing agency, compassion and collective action — even amidst ongoing adversity. ACT is backed by 1000+ studies with a wide range of populations.


Designed for scale and lasting impact
We co-create each program with local social change organizations, civil society, government institutions and other key stakeholders.
With community participation, stakeholder ownership and guided by ACT, the programs stay locally grounded— yet can scale to benefit millions of people and create systemic change.
Here’s how we strengthen community mental health at scale
Community-centered leadership
True collective well-being and liberation can only emerge when communities and their visions of flourishing are centered.
That’s why all our programs are locally initiated, co-created and owned by our community partners, who have a deep understanding of their contexts and strong relationships with key local stakeholders.
Evidence-based approach
We use an evidence-based approach called Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT), layered with liberation psychology principles.
This cultivates psychological flexibility in individuals and communities, reducing the risk of illness while enhancing agency, compassion and collective action — even amidst ongoing adversity. ACT is backed by 1000+ studies with a wide range of populations.
Designed for scale and lasting impact
We co-create each program with local social change organizations, civil society, government institutions and other key stakeholders.
With community participation, stakeholder ownership and guided by ACT, the programs stay locally grounded— yet can scale to benefit millions of people and create systemic change.