Where 14 million souls carry invisible wounds
Less than 1% find the help they desperately need
"Mental illness is not a personal failure. It's a human experience that requires love, support, and understanding."
22 years old. University student. Kampala.
She wakes up every morning with a weight on her chest
Her grades are slipping. Her friends think she's "just tired"
But Sarah knows something deeper is wrong
"If I seek help, will my family call me crazy?"
Sarah represents 5 million Ugandan youth trapped in this cycle
"Love for Self"
A Luganda word that captures our mission:
Healing begins when we learn to love ourselves
A movement born from understanding that self-love is not selfish—it's survival
"It's called Weyagale. You can use it without data."
"No one has to know. It speaks Luganda."
"And it's free to start."
"Webale okujja. Tuli wamu."
(Thank you for coming. We are together.)
For the first time in months, Sarah doesn't feel alone
Joins "Students Supporting Students" anonymous group
Daily mood tracking reveals patterns. Sleep improves.
Connects with affordable therapist through the app (30,000 UGX)
Anxiety reduced by 60%. Grades improving. Smiling again.
Sarah is now a peer counselor helping 20+ students weekly
Built by Ugandans, for Ugandans, with Ugandan voices and values
"Weyagale didn't just save my life. It gave me purpose." - Sarah, now a mental health advocate
Together, we can reach
14 million hearts
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Join the movement that's transforming mental health in Africa
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