MAISHA Project

 

​MAISHA (my-E-shah) — life, living, vitality

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Hello,​

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In Swahili, maisha means “life.” The MAISHA Project supports adolescents ages 13 to 17 living in situations of vulnerability related to family violence, substance use, and other circumstances that affect their development.

 

The project provides structured, psychoanalytically informed psychological care through individual, group, and family therapy. Each participant begins with a three-month therapeutic process focused on psychological development and healthier relationships.

 

Care is provided by psychologists and psychotherapists who contribute their professional services on a volunteer basis. Donations support the essential costs of clinical spaces, materials, coordination, and administration.
 

We invite you to support the MAISHA Project. Every contribution helps make specialized psychological care accessible to adolescents who might otherwise have limited access to it.

With gratitude,

 

MAISHA Project

Psychoanalytic Intervention for Adolescents in Situations of Vulnerability