Eco-Wellness addresses the deep connection between climate change and mental health, focusing on environmental, social, and economic factors that impact well-being. From air and water quality to food security and sustainable living, we empower communities to build resilience, adopt sustainable practices, and improve mental health outcomes. By integrating climate action with mental health strategies, we aim to create a healthier, more sustainable future for all.

Environmental degradation, pollution, and climate-related disasters contribute to increased stress, anxiety, and uncertainty, particularly among vulnerable communities. Poor waste management, deforestation, and air pollution further degrade living conditions, impacting both physical and mental well-being.