What We Do
Strengthening community-based mental health care so families can restore dignity, rebuild relationships, and create hopeful futures.
Healing Communities, Restoring Hope
Across northern Uganda and in nearby refugee settlements, many families continue to face the emotional scars of conflict, displacement, and hardship. Trauma, grief, and loss remain part of daily life , yet mental health resources are limited, and many people struggle without support.
By strengthening community-based mental health care and promoting healing through faith, connection, and practical support, we help individuals and families restore dignity, rebuild relationships, and create healthier, hopeful futures.
Our Programs
How We Work
Mental Health & Psychosocial Support
Trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care for conflict-affected individuals and families.
Faith-Based Programs
Equipping churches and faith leaders to provide Christ-centred mental health support.
Community Reintegration
Walking alongside displaced families as they return home and rebuild their lives.
Community Development
Strengthening local systems so communities can sustain their own mental health support.
A Registered NGO Rooted in Community
Global Mental Health Alliance (formerly I Live Again Uganda) was founded in 2008 in response to post-conflict mental health needs in northern Uganda. We are a registered NGO with a mission to restore hope by providing culturally sensitive, Christ-centred psychosocial support for refugees and conflict-affected communities.
We work where we are most needed , in settlements, schools, churches, and homes , walking alongside people toward resilience and recovery.