About Us
The Story Behind Mindcraft
In today’s world, mental health awareness is still lacking, even among those in high societies. Many people remain unaware of common mental illnesses, and the stigma surrounding these issues often prevents individuals from seeking help. During my time in a boarding school, interacting with students from different cultures and origins, I realized that this lack of awareness isn't limited to rural areas but all across India.
People struggle with mental health challenges in silence, without the proper resources or support. This is what motivated me to start Mindcraft—to bridge that gap, provide vital information, and offer practical tools for managing mental health, especially in underserved communities.
About Me
MANNYA GUPTA
I am a student of class 12 at Welham Girls’ School, deeply passionate about psychology and mental health awareness. Over the years, I have explored various aspects of psychology, from understanding human emotions to studying the impact of mental well-being on daily life. My interest in this field has grown through both academic learning and personal experiences, reinforcing my belief in the importance of accessible mental health support.
I have written articles and attended symposiums focused on mental health and human behaviour, each expanding my knowledge and commitment to the cause. Living in a boarding school environment, I observed how mental health struggles often go unnoticed, even in well-connected communities. This realization inspired me to start this project, aiming to make mental health awareness more accessible and actionable for those who need it most.
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Beyond psychology, I enjoy playing table tennis, which enhances my focus, and expressing myself through fine arts, using creativity as an emotional outlet. Through this initiative, I strive to equip individuals with knowledge and support, ensuring mental well-being is prioritized in every community.
Our Goals
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What We Aim to Do
At Mindcraft, our primary goal is to raise awareness about mental health, provide accessible resources to children between the ages of 12-21 years, and create a space for individuals to learn how to manage mental illnesses in a healthy and informed way. We aim to empower people with knowledge, practical activities, and direct support. Our toolkit is specifically designed for individuals in rural communities who may not have easy access to mental health professionals or resources, it is like a home remedy
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Mini Flipbook of Motivational Quotes
A tiny book with inspiring messages to brighten up your day!
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Home Wellness Activities
Fun and simple things to do at home with family, like:
✨ Journaling
✨ Deep breathing exercises
✨ Guided meditation
✨ Outdoor fun to feel happy and relaxed!
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Support Guide
A helpful booklet with kind words and tips on how to help friends and family when they’re feeling down. Plus, a list of helplines for extra support!
We can sell these kits to support more mental health initiatives or offer a free online version for everyone to access!
Let’s work together to spread happiness and awareness! ✨