We are a mental health ecosystem investment accelerator organization made up of 134+ CBOs and NGOs across the country and outside Kenya.
Our History
Before CAPMHK, civil society organizations working in mental health often operated in silos, each doing important work but without a common platform to raise unified concerns or drive systemic change. This fragmentation meant limited funding, weak legal protections, and persistent stigma for those living with mental health challenges.
CAPMHK emerged to bridge those gaps, linking advocacy, policy reform, community resilience, and strategic partnerships under one umbrella. Since then, we’ve grown into a recognized national actor in preventive mental health, driving legal reforms, shaping policy, and building coalitions that center dignity and inclusion.
Our Vision & Mission
Vision
To destigmatize and demystify mental health
Mission
To have more investments in community preventive initiatives by employing local interventions and contextualizing borrowed experiences from around the world.
Our Partners
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The training that CAPMHK has organized has been invaluable. At Makadara Law Courts, we often encounter mental health issues at different stages of the justice process, from assessing a person’s capacity to take a plea to considering their mental state at the time of an offense. We appreciate CAPMHK for making this possible
Justice James Wakiaga
Presiding Judge Makadara
Our Leadership
Board Director
Taib Abdulrahman Basheeib
As a public health professional, he brings expertise in harm reduction, advocacy, and program implementation to support initiatives promoting wellbeing and preventive approaches to mental health.
Executive Director
Mathew Mutiso
The Founder of CAPMHK, leading its advocacy, policy engagement, and efforts to advance preventive approaches to mental health and wellbeing.
Board Director
Advocate Charles Mwalimu
A lawyer by profession, he brings governance and legal insight to initiatives that support community wellbeing and preventive mental health.
Chairperson
Bishop John Warari
A faith leader and community advocate focused on interfaith dialogue and initiatives that promote wellbeing, social responsibility, and preventive mental health.