
Built in Tanzania to bring mental health support to young people who had nowhere affordable, near, or safe to turn. A decade of frontline work, in schools, communities, and health services, proved what is possible.
What began as direct support grew into a delivery model: digital channels young people actually use, trained people already in their lives, and partnership with government to make it stick.
The rebrand is not a change of heart, it is the next chapter. The same commitment, a sharper focus on systems that last, and the ambition to carry the model beyond Tanzania.
Tanzania is the proof point. TAHMEF is the foundation. Ahadi is where it is going.
To connect young people to mental health care, build the frontline capacity to deliver it, and integrate both into public health systems for lasting support.

The team behind Ahadi brings a decade of on-the-ground experience, working alongside young people, health workers, and government partners in Tanzania.












The board holds Ahadi accountable to its mission, overseeing strategy, safeguarding, and financial stewardship.





Young people aged 15 to 25 are not just the people Ahadi serves, they are part of how it is built.
The Youth Advisory Board shapes the app, the services, the language, and the direction of the work. Members review services before they launch, test tools and give feedback that changes them, advise on how Ahadi speaks to young people, and bring the lived experience of their communities into every core decision.

A short look at what we do, and what it is like inside the team that does it.

This is not an application for a current vacancy. It adds you to our talent pool, so we can approach you when a role that fits comes up.
Our name is our commitment: support within reach for every young person, before crisis hits. A promise made, and kept.