Our
IMPACT
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), women are disproportionately affected by mental health disorders, facing twice the risk compared to men.
These widening disparities are hindering women's ability to fully engage in life, impacting their personal relationships, careers, and communities. Driven by our commitment to individual healing and collective advocacy, our approach is centered around:
Creating communities of care through research-driven programs and support spaces for women’s mental well-being.
Building bridges by partnering with brands and aligned organizations to activate cultures of care in workplaces and communities.
Activating advocacy by empowering local leaders and changemakers to lead their communities through healing and sisterhood.
Together, we are working to create a world where women can overcome the challenges they face and live fulfilling lives.
By the NUMBERS
SeekHer Foundation was first ignited within the social enterprise WellSeek as a charitable advocacy project to amplify our public commitment to power more women in our workplaces and communities. Since 2021, we have partnered with advocates and allied brands & organizations to bridge the gender gap of mental health and shift cultural norms holding women back from their well-being and success. At the heart of our work is a commitment to wellness and equity in order to build a healthier and more inclusive world that will truly ‘hear her’.
Here’s how we’ve made an impact.
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$675,250
Deployed microgrants through partnerships and LEAD Fund honorary stipends to support experts, practitioners, and women leaders in our community.
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40,000+
Women uplifted monthly through our community care programs, providing free access to supportive resources for healing and advocacy in mental health.
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4,700+
Voices from our annual U.S. survey fueling our mission to empower women in the workplace and community through research-driven programs and resources.
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Impact Reports
"SeekHer is doing exactly the type of work we need to see in the real world, and shift the narrative to elevate women's voices on what matters to them — not what society tells them to value.”
— Dr. Jen Douglas, Licensed Psychologist, Executive Coach, and Educational Speaker
Our Impact Partners
Our Impact Partners are crucial in helping us amplify advocacy for women's mental health and in bringing our shared vision to life. We are grateful for the generous support of brands & organizations that have made our work in women's mental health possible. Current & past partners include —