Soch Expands Akaal South Asian Grief Support Program with New Grant
Soch received the Advance Brampton Grant 2024 $12,500 to scale the Akaal South Asian Grief Support Program to Gujarati and Tamil speaking families.
In Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi, Soch (ਸੋਚ) means “to think” or “a thought”. As community mental health nurses, we truly believe that the way of combating the stigma towards mental health is to change the way our community “thinks” about mental health.
Soch received the Advance Brampton Grant 2024 $12,500 to scale the Akaal South Asian Grief Support Program to Gujarati and Tamil speaking families.
Soch received the Community Investment Program grant by Region of Peel $41,855.73 as a 3 year grant 2024-2026 to support founders in supporting international students and newcomers.
Soch Received the Community Services Recovery 2023 Fund $72,000 to support fundraising, sponsorship, and board training.
1. Start the mental health conversation to break the stigma in the South Asian community.
2. Empower the community with the skills to navigate the mental health system, support loved ones, and most importantly, take a preventative approach to caring for one’s overall mental wellbeing.
Education | Prevention | Building Resilience
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