Creating Mental
Health Standards

Grae Matta Foundation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving mental health standards in higher education and the workplace. Through research, policy development and partnerships, we work to make appropriate mental health support more accessible, ensuring people can get the help they need, when they need it.

Working To Create Mental Health Standards

Please help us to achieve our goal by donating or volunteering

Research and Development

We conduct research and impact studies

Outreach and Partnerships

Extend our reach through partnerships with corporate, non profit and individuals

Make a Donation

Your donation can help us achieve our goal and improve Mental Health standards

Volunteering

Apply for one of our volunteering roles if you would like to get involved

Achievements

See the list of achievements and milestones we’ve reached so far at Grae Matta

Our Focus

Mental Health Standards

We create and utilise existing frameworks from both Government, private and third sectors, assisting in development

Research & Development

We conduct research and impact studies as requested by the industries we work with, collaborating with other organisations

Outreach & Partnership

Extend our reach through partnerships with corporate, non profit and individuals who share similar goals with us
Our vision is for every individual in higher education and the workplace to have access to appropriate mental health support the moment they need it

You Can Help Make A Difference

Donate

Any donation you can make to help support our goal to improve standards will go a long way

Join Us

Have a look through our open volunteer roles or contact us about the advisory board

Give Monthly

You can set up regular donations via our donate button, or contact us to have a chat about how
Globally, research shows
0
of people suffer from a Mental Health disorder
In the UK
0
of problems are established by the age of 24
Mental ill health costs
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pounds every year in the UK, nearly 4% of GDP
Ill Mental Health increased
0
with students since 2010, waiting up to 3 months for help