World · Singapore Bureau
Mental Wellness Programme Concludes Five-Year Run in Singapore
A grassroots initiative focused on community mental health support is wrapping up operations after five years of engagement. The Well-Being Circles programme has served over 1,000 participants spanning multiple age groups.
LSN Singapore ·

The Happiness Initiative's Well-Being Circles programme is concluding its operations following a five-year tenure providing mental wellness support across the region. The grassroots initiative has engaged more than 1,000 participants ranging in age from 18 to 80 years old, establishing itself as a significant contributor to community-based mental health awareness and support.
The programme's conclusion marks the end of a sustained effort to address mental wellness through peer-support mechanisms and community engagement. By bringing together individuals from diverse age groups, the Well-Being Circles created spaces for participants to discuss mental health challenges and share coping strategies in informal settings.
The decision to conclude operations comes as the initiative completes its intended run. The programme's longevity and broad reach across different age demographics underscore growing recognition in Singapore of the importance of accessible, community-driven mental health resources. The closure follows the completion of the initiative's planned activities and commitments to its participant community.
Details regarding support resources for existing participants and the transition of the programme's work remain to be clarified by organisers.