Healing . Identity . Community . Growth

At The Mosaic Roots Project, our work is grounded in collaboration.
We partner with organisations, practitioners, and community groups who share a commitment to ethical care, psychological safety, and meaningful impact.

Our collaborations take many forms - from co-creating programmes and workshops, to providing specialist facilitation, consultation, and community-based mental health initiatives. Each collaboration is shaped intentionally, with respect for context, culture, and the people we serve.

We believe that sustainable change happens when expertise is shared, voices are honoured, and care is approached collectively.

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We Work Alongside:

Community and social service organisations
Educational institutions and training bodies
Corporate and organisational teams
Mental health and allied health practitioners
Community leaders

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Our Collaborations May Include:

Co-designed mental health programmes and workshops
Group facilitation and psychoeducation
Clinical consultation and reflective spaces
Community engagement and capacity-building initiatives
Special projects aligned with shared values and goals

Working with like-minded teams to bring holistic wellbeing to communities and workplaces.

Happy overall health!

Health Can Be Fun

Co-creating wellbeing education and workplace programmes with nutrition and psychological care in mind.

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Lutheran Community Care Services

In partnership with LCCS, we provide free community support for women to reflect, connect, and grow.
We currently co-facilitate Kinship Women's Circle (SheRises) together

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Volunteers needed (Child-minding)

Child-minding support needed during Kinship Women's Circles (SheRises).
Help create a worry-free space for mothers.
Last Saturday of every month | 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM

Interested in Collaborating?

Collaboration, at its best, is about care - for people, for process, and for possibility.