We believe mental health support should reach everyone and not just those who live in big cities.
In India, millions of people are struggling quietly. Students under pressure. Families in small towns. Communities that have never had access to any kind of emotional support.
We started Lisners because we felt that gap personally. And since then, we are on a mission.
This is what we have done so far. And we are just getting started.
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Bringing mental health conversations to a region where so much has been endured but very little has been spoken about.
Using street theatre to spark honest conversations about stress and loneliness among UPSC aspirants in Delhi.
Equipping teachers in J&K with the emotional awareness to better support the students in their classrooms.
Training government school teachers in Delhi to recognize and respond to students’ emotional needs early.
At Lisners we believe that emotional well-being is not a privilege, it belongs to everyone.
Taking mental health awareness directly into Delhi government schools where these conversations drive change.
Because students from underserved communities deserve the same access to mental health support as anyone else.
Reaching families in Noida’s slums with mental health support that has never been accessible to them before.
With Rotaract Club of Capital City, New Delhi, helping educators and communities identify early signs of mental health concerns in children.
In collaboration with Footwear Design and Development Institute, Noida, supporting student well-being through open conversations.
Because burnout and emotional exhaustion don’t stay outside the office door — and workplaces need to respond.
Our founder spoke on national television about the growing mental health crisis among India’s young people.
Representing the ground reality of mental health in India at a global conversation on AI and wellbeing.
Our founder was invited to serve as an external expert on Jindal’s Board of Studies for Psychology.
Partnering with IIT Roorkee to bridge the gap between academic research and real world mental health support.
A collaboration with TISS and Indian Railways to bring emotional support to train accident victims.
Lisners recognized as one of the top 25 social tech startup in India by Confederation of Indian Industries
Talking honestly about student mental health with one of Delhi’s most prominent women’s college communities.
