People with mental health problems continue to be at risk of social exclusion and discrimination in all facets of life. We empower them by developing their capacity to choose, influence, and control to exercise over events in their lives and try our best to remove formal or informal barriers, including power relations between individuals, communities, services and governments.

Reducing stigma and discrimination against people with mental health problems and promoting human rights needs much courage and support. We conduct various actions to change the significant structural and attitudinal barriers to achieving positive mental health outcomes in our populations. We hope, together, we can change how the world views mental health.

Mental Health is everyone's business. But most of us don't know what mental health is. We work closely with health and non-health stakeholders for sustainable academic relationships to educate our communities on mental health policy and practice. We encourage and support mental health research, community engagement and experience sharing among mental health academics.

There is no health without mental health. It is necessary to improve the overall mental health and wellbeing of every individual. We work on strengthening the policy environment and strategic communication for network building, stakeholder engagement, enhanced mental health literacy, and behaviour change for mental health promotion in the settings where people live, work, learn and thrive.