KPSI navigates stigmas and cultural barriers like unseen warriors, transforming perceptions and legislation while empowering individuals through education, employment, and community.
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What started as a Facebook group has evolved into a robust network offering peer support, film screenings, art therapy, and advocacy through radio programmes and YouTube shows.
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Their groundbreaking model includes micro-businesses like eateries and goat farms, empowering their members to find employment, purpose, and community belonging.
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Battling human rights violations, KPSI connects with people online, reaching them "invisibly". Their efforts were pivotal in passing Indonesia's Mental Health Act in 2014.
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