A balanced and empowered society for all.
A society where every person—especially vulnerable children and adolescent girls—can access quality mental health care, economic opportunities and social justice.
Since 2019, SKWT has built solutions connecting mental health, social well-being, economic opportunity and rights.

A society where every person—especially vulnerable children and adolescent girls—can access quality mental health care, economic opportunities and social justice.
We engage communities directly, safeguard rights, build demand for quality mental health services and enable economic empowerment through innovative, gender-sensitive action.
SKWT was founded in 2019 and officially registered in March 2023 under Certificate No. 00NGO/R/4453. It grew from a shared commitment to reduce social imbalances affecting street-connected children, orphans, girls and adults living with mental health challenges.
The IPAM model—Inform, Provide, Advocate—enables SKWT to connect awareness, direct support, referrals and economic empowerment in one strategy.


We respect every person, their lived experience and their right to shape their future.
We create spaces that welcome differences in gender, age, ability and social background.
We use monitoring, evaluation and transparent reporting so resources and results are visible.
A coalition of committed people begins building community responses for vulnerable groups.
SKWT is registered in March 2023 under Certificate No. 00NGO/R/4453.
Information, service provision and advocacy are integrated with livelihoods and gender inclusion.

SKWT is led by a gender-diverse team experienced in community mobilisation, mental health programming and socio-economic development. Director Catherine Lucas leads with a strong record in programme management and capacity building.
We collaborate with government, education institutions, health facilities, donors and community organisations to expand reach and sustain impact.
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