Tools That Make Caring Easier
You're juggling a lot. Here's how Afya Rejeshi lightens the load while keeping your family's mental health on track.
See activity, never their sessions
Your family dashboard shows who has been active and when, with strict privacy boundaries. You never see what was discussed.
Consent that grows with them
Age-based permissions for minors that evolve from full oversight to guided independence.
Care summaries you can act on
You matter too
Counselling and peer support for caregiver stress, designed with military spouses and guardians in mind.
Safety alerts when it counts
If a screening flags a safety concern for your child, you get an immediate notification with crisis numbers and guidance.
Getting Started is Simple
Set up a private space for your whole family in a few minutes.
Create Your Account
Set up one family account in minutes.
Verify as Guardian
Confirm with OTP and ID.
Add Members & Set Consent
Up to 6 members, consent per service.
Follow Care Summaries
Support your child without reading sessions.
Common Questions
Can I see what my child talks about in sessions?
No. Private sessions stay between your child and their counsellor. For minors you receive practitioner-authored care summaries, so you know how to support them at home without reading their sessions.
How does consent work as my child grows?
Visibility is age-appropriate, giving more autonomy as they grow, from full oversight to guided independence, with an automatic transition to an adult account at 18.
What if I'm a guardian, not a parent?
Guardians caring for grandchildren, nieces, nephews, or fostered children get full tools. Guardian verification uses OTP and ID, with granular consent per service type and up to 6 members per account.
I'm a military spouse managing care remotely. Can you help?
Yes. Coordinate your children's care remotely, access your own counselling and peer support, and use reintegration resources and safety alerts through deployments and relocations.
Where can I learn more on my own?
Our free Knowledge Center has expert guides on supporting children's mental health, recognizing warning signs, and having difficult conversations.
Browse the Knowledge Center