G.O.O.D Foundation - Mental Health Awareness

Our Vision & Mission

Our Vision

To become a global leader in mental health advocacy and support, reaching communities with tools, resources, and hope to overcome emotional and psychological challenges.

Our Mission

To raise awareness, drive conversations, and build communities of support around mental health—locally and globally. We aim to be a beacon of hope for individuals facing depression, anxiety, trauma, and other mental health struggles.

Who We Are

G.O.O.D Foundation was founded in March 31, 2019 as a Ghana-based Non-Profit Organization, driven by lived experiences, compassion, and a desire to provide tangible hope for people living with mental health conditions.

We believe that no one should suffer in silence. Everyone deserves access to mental health support, education, and healing spaces.

Executive Leadership

Helena Amoah

Founder

(Nana Aba Appiatewaa)

Daniella Annam

President

Bernard Agbesi

Vice President

Our Core Values

Respect

Every individual deserves dignity and compassion

Transparency

Honesty in action and communication

Teamwork

We rise by lifting others

Leadership

Driving change through courage and innovation

Emotional Intelligence

Responding with empathy and awareness

Innovation

Creative approaches to healing and advocacy

Signature Projects & Initiatives

No Suicide Campaign

A life-saving initiative offering hope, education, and preventive resources to reduce suicide rates, especially among young people and men.

Art Therapy Sessions

Using creative expression to promote emotional healing in children. Facilitated by trained professionals, these sessions help participants explore feelings through art.

Agri-Mental Health Project

Supporting farmers and agriculture workers by integrating mental health awareness into farming communities — combining livelihood and emotional well-being.

Serenity in Sustainability

Linking climate change and mental health, this project explores how environmental stress impacts emotional well-being — especially in vulnerable communities.

Christmas Outreach

Spreading joy to less privileged families and individuals with food, gifts, and compassion during the festive season.

Mental Health Tours

Taking mental health education to Senior High Schools and universities, encouraging peer mentorship and open dialogue among youth.

Our Impact So Far

2

Orphanages Supported

5

Major Donation Drives

1

Church Engagement

1

Community-Wide Intervention

5

Basic & Junior High Schools Reached

1

University Campaign

2000+

Individuals Impacted In-Person

80

Active Youth Volunteers

3

Interactive Webinars

4

Mainstream Media Campaigns

5

Digital Mental Health Campaigns

Who We Serve

Individuals in Distress

Individuals navigating depression, trauma, or emotional distress

Students & Young People

Especially in schools and tertiary institutions

Underserved Communities

Low-income and vulnerable populations

Parents & Educators

Looking for tools to support youth mental health

Our Partners

We work hand-in-hand with local and international partners to extend our impact:

Smile Time Foundation

UG Medical Students

Bibiniba Foundation

Curious Minds Ghana

University of South Florida

Smile Funhouse