We Understand Your World
About 13% of NPS officers face mental health challenges and 65% never seek help because of stigma. Our specialists have worked with military and police forces across East Africa. Here's how we change that.
Seeking help never touches your file
Your mental health records are completely separated from service records. Getting support never impacts promotions, clearances, or deployments.
Screen with no paper trail
Take validated PTSD, anxiety, and depression screenings without logging in. Know where you stand, privately.
Specialists who know operational stress
Peers who understand
Connect with fellow officers and veterans in moderated forums where rank doesn't matter and healing comes first.
Help around the clock
Trained counsellors on the 24/7 crisis line, every day of the year, for immediate support when you need it.
Getting Started is Simple
Take the first step privately, at your own pace, and stay protected the whole way.
Screen Anonymously
No login, no paper trail.
See Where You Stand
Validated PTSD and anxiety results.
Connect Privately
A specialist or the peer network.
Stay Protected
Records never touch your service file.
Common Questions
Will seeking help affect my career?
No. Your mental health records are completely separated from service records and are never shared with commanding officers, HR, or service files. Seeking help never impacts promotions, clearances, or deployments, and you are legally protected under the Kenya DPA.
I'm active KDF. What support is available?
Deployment mental health support, operational stress debriefing, confidential PTSD screening, sleep and anxiety management, and substance use resources.
I'm an NPS officer working shifts. Can you help?
Yes. Critical incident support, shift-work stress management, career transition counselling, burnout prevention, and peer counsellor training.
I've left the service. Is there support for veterans?
Transition support services, long-term PTSD care, a veterans peer network, benefits navigation, and employment support.
Can my family be involved?
Only if you choose it. Family involvement is optional, with spouse support resources and coordinated care options available on your terms.