Wellbeing Programs.
WorldBeing’s programs support vulnerable youth, particularly girls and young women, to access their inner wellbeing, unlock their aspirations, and thrive.
All WorldBeing programs are developed in locally grounded, community-led thought partnerships.
We prioritize learning from context and lived experience; reciprocal sharing of ideas; and continuous improvement as we work with governments and local partners to innovate, evaluate, and scale.
We prioritize learning from context and lived experience; reciprocal sharing of ideas; and continuous improvement as we work with governments and local partners to innovate, evaluate, and scale.
India
Aarohan
Aarohan supports tribal youth across Jharkhand, India to build their inner wellbeing and forge a path forward for themselves and their communities.
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Youth First Bihar
WorldBeing’s Youth First program works to foster development ‘from the inside out,’ providing an evidence-based approach to impact the health and education—and positive life trajectory—of India’s adolescent youth.
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inREACH
The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare an ugly truth: the “digital divide” remains a pervasive reality with often devastating consequences for the poor, particularly youth in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). inREACH is a flexible and self-paced program, designed to be delivered remotely, that supports LMIC high school-age youth mental wellbeing, emotional growth and thriving.
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Girls First - KGBV
Girls First - KGBV empowers marginalized, at-risk adolescent girls attending special government-run residential schools (called “KGBVs”) with knowledge, skills and support to improve their personal resilience and physical health, and to self-advocate for their right to stay in school and delay early marriage.
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Kenya
Youth First Kenya
Youth First is a teacher-facilitated, school-based program in Kenya that draws from the latest research in resilience, Positive Psychology, and Social-Emotional Learning, in which potential risks or threats to wellbeing are addressed by boosting internal assets and external supports.
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Rwanda
Youth First Rwanda
Youth First Rwanda is a school-based integrated resilience and adolescent health program designed to improve mental and physical wellbeing and education-related outcomes among lower secondary school (S-1) students (ages 13-15).
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