Improving society by equipping individuals with the knowledge and support to navigate mental health challenges.

Positive meaningful pathways

The Cope and Live Mental Health Awareness Foundation Skill Acquisition Center hosted a productive session that yielded positive outcomes. We provided psychosocial engagement and skill training in mushroom farming to various groups of individuals, offering them meaningful and sustainable pathways for development. This initiative underscores our commitment to sustainable development, life on land, quality education, meaningful partnerships, problem-solving and fostering resilience.

About us

Coli Academy, a brainchild of Cope and Live Mental Health Awareness Foundation, was established to promote mental health education, Psychosocial engagements and support.

Because mental health is directly linked with financial and educational productivity, we partner with educators, coaches, business owners and leaders to create even more success in their various spheres. Whether you aspire to deepen your personal understanding or acquire skills to assist others, our accredited programs are tailored to your needs.

We also join forces with administrators seeking to empower their teams and schools committed to enhancing staff capacities to benefit students and the broader community because mental health education is a necessary tool for positive contribution to society.

Some misconceptions about Mental Health

Mental health challenges can affect anyone. The intricate connection between body, mind, and spirit highlights the critical role of self awareness in understanding and navigating these difficulties. Through achieving mental clarity, individuals can adeptly manage their struggles and convert them into opportunities for resilience and growth.

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Special Education Centre

At the Special Education Centre Ogbete Enugu, we provided menstrual hygiene education to students, emphasizing its importance and management. Boys were included to help break menstruation stigma, affecting women’s mental health. We also introduced chess to enhance cognitive development.