People & Planet Thrive Together
We believe people and the planet thrive together. We care for mental well-being, protect the environment, promote gender equality, and empower communities to lead change.At Be Well And Green Network (BWGN), we believe that people and the planet thrive together. Every program we create is rooted in the belief that lasting change happens when we care for our mental well-being, protect our environment, promote gender equality, and empower communities to lead the change they want to see.
Environmental degradation and mental health are connected. We address both.
OVER
70%
of young people experience eco-anxiety and distress about the future of the climate.
MORE THAN
80%
of youth facing mental health challenges lack access to safe psychosocial support spaces.
TARGET
1M+
indigenous trees needed to build resilient green cover and restore degraded urban environments.
Our Impact So Far
200+
People Supported
500+
Trees Planted
25+
Programs Delivered
10+
Communities Reached
Our Core Pillars of Change
At Be Well And Green Network (BWGN), we believe that people and the planet thrive together. Every program we create is rooted in the belief that lasting change happens when we care for our mental well-being, protect our environment, promote gender equality, and empower communities to lead the change they want to see.
Waste Management Course
Environmental Sustainability
Our Waste Management Course is designed to make environmental education practical, engaging, and accessible. Whether you’re a student, community leader, or simply someone who wants to make a difference, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to reduce waste, recycle effectively, and contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable future.
Empowering Minds Initiative
Mental Health & Environmental Sustainability
Climate change doesn’t only affect our environment—it also affects our emotions, our sense of safety, and our mental well-being. Through our Empowering Minds Initiative, we create spaces where people can learn about the connection between climate change and mental health while finding hope, building resilience, and discovering ways to take meaningful climate action. We believe that caring for ourselves and caring for the planet go hand in hand.
Sip & Paint · Workshops · Community Conversations
Community Engagement
Some of the most meaningful change happens when people simply come together. That’s why we organize Sip & Paint sessions, workshops, community conversations, and events that bring people together to learn, heal, connect, and support one another. These are safe, welcoming spaces where everyone is encouraged to share their experiences, meet new people, and leave feeling inspired and empowered.
Substance Abuse Prevention
Substance abuse affects individuals, families, and entire communities. We know that behind every statistic is a real person with a story. Through our workshops and awareness programs, we have honest conversations about substance use, prevention, recovery, and mental well-being. We aim to reduce stigma, encourage healthy coping strategies, and remind people that asking for help is a sign of strength—not weakness.
Sip & Paint Community Gathering
An interactive community session blending creative expression, group discussions, networking, and peer-to-peer sharing. Young people gathered in a circle to transform climate anxiety into collective action — through conversation, connection, and creativity.
Key Takeaways
- Creative expression as a tool for processing climate anxiety and building emotional resilience.
- Peer-to-peer sharing created a safe, non-judgmental space for youth to voice environmental concerns.
- Community conversations revealed practical, locally-led solutions for sustainable living.
- Networking bridges were built between young activists, artists, and environmental advocates.
- Participants left feeling empowered, connected, and ready to drive action in their own communities.
Event Gallery
Moments from the Sip & Paint community gathering at Ubunifu Hub.
Participants gather in a circle for open dialogue and shared storytelling.
A wide overview of the full group session in the main hub room.
A close-knit circle interaction highlighting peer connection and trust.
A participant captures reflections and ideas during the session.
Active group discussion fostering peer-to-peer learning and shared solutions.
The facilitator guiding the conversation and drawing out community insights.
Gender Equality, SRH & Our Active Survey
We believe everyone deserves access to accurate information about their body, health, and rights. At Be Well And Green Network (BWGN), we are conducting an ongoing survey across Kenya to better understand the sexual and reproductive health needs, challenges, and experiences of people in different communities. We believe that the best solutions are created by listening to the people they are meant to serve.
The SRH App Vision
The insights from this survey will guide the development of our Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) App, designed specifically for people in Kenya. Our vision is to create a trusted, accessible, and inclusive platform where users can access accurate information, educational resources, and support that reflects the realities of their everyday lives.
Ongoing Community Education
Alongside this initiative, we continue to educate communities on:
- Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)
- Teenage pregnancy prevention
- Mental health and well-being
- Body autonomy
- Making informed decisions about health and relationships
We believe that when people have access to the right information, they are empowered to make informed choices about their health, future, and overall well-being. Our goal is to ensure that no woman, girl, young person, or marginalized community is left behind.
Your Voice Matters!
BWGN is conducting a research study on Reproductive Health & Digital Solutions in Kenya, and we would love to hear from you. We are seeking insights from women and young people to better understand reproductive health challenges and digital health needs. Your feedback will help shape practical, culturally relevant, and accessible health solutions, including the development of a mobile application designed to support communities across Kenya.
- Confidential and anonymous
- Participation is voluntary
- Takes only 8–10 minutes to complete
- Your input will contribute to meaningful research and innovation
Join the survey today and help us create better health solutions for tomorrow.
Join the survey today📱 Scan the QR code on the poster or use the survey link provided.
Together, we can build healthier communities through informed, people-centered digital solutions.
Building Impact Through Collaboration
The development of our Sexual and Reproductive Health App is a community-driven initiative, and we believe meaningful impact is achieved through collaboration. We are actively looking for partners, healthcare organizations, NGOs, educational institutions, technology partners, angel investors, philanthropists, corporate sponsors, grant makers, and donors who share our vision of improving access to sexual and reproductive health information across Kenya. Whether you would like to provide financial support, technical expertise, strategic partnerships, research collaboration, or help us expand our reach, we would love to work with you.
Who We're Looking For
Ways to Support
- Financial support
- Technical expertise
- Strategic partnerships
- Research collaboration
- Expanding our reach
Let's Work Together
If you are interested in partnering with us or supporting this initiative, please get in touch with us at info@bewellandgreennetwork.org. Together, we can build a healthier, more informed, and more empowered generation.
One Goal: Healthier People, Stronger Communities, a Sustainable Future
Everything we do at BWGN is connected. Whether we’re talking about mental health, climate action, gender equality, environmental sustainability, or substance abuse prevention, our goal remains the same: to build healthier people, stronger communities, and a more sustainable future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
BWGN Takes Kenya's Voice to The UN Climate Stage
At the 64th Sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies in Bonn, Be Well and Green Network submitted a formal policy proposal demanding that health and well-being be central to climate adaptation finance.
“You cannot separate the health of communities from the health of the planet.”
The submission outlines how youth-led psychosocial support networks, community clean-up drives, and green agriculture programs form an integrated model for climate resilience.
SB64 UNFCCC Submission
A formal policy submission to the 64th Sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies (Bonn, June 2026) advocating for health and well-being considerations in climate adaptation finance and action.
Kenya's Voice on the Global Climate Stage
In June 2026, Be Well and Green Network traveled to Bonn, Germany, for the 64th Sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies — where governments, NGOs, and youth organizations gather to negotiate global climate policy.
We presented our formal submission arguing that health and well-being must be central to climate adaptation finance. Our team participated in side events, engaged with policymakers, and connected with fellow advocates from around the world.
Key Takeaways
- Submitted formal policy brief on mental health in climate adaptation finance
- Participated in UNFCCC side event on youth-led climate resilience
- Connected with 15+ international organizations and government delegates
- Presented BWGN model linking psychosocial support with environmental action
- Secured commitment for follow-up dialogue with European partners
BWGN team at the UNFCCC SB64 conference venue in Bonn
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View of Bonn, Germany — host city of the UNFCCC SB64 climate negotiations
Group photo of BWGN representatives at the UNFCCC SB64 side event
Youth advocates collaborating at a climate conference session
BWGN representatives engaging with policymakers at SB64
Youth advocates presenting at the UNFCCC SB64 session in Bonn
Research & Insights
Download our reports on youth mental health, environmental action, and community wellness.
SB64 UNFCCC Submission
A formal policy submission to the 64th Sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies (Bonn, June 2026) advocating for health and well-being considerations in climate adaptation finance and action.
World Mental Health Day 2025
A comprehensive look at youth mental health, eco-anxiety, and community wellness interventions in Kenya.
Plant. Dance. Heal
Exploring the powerful intersection of nature-based therapy, movement, and collective healing.
We'd love to hear from you
Have a question, partnership idea, or just want to say hello? Email us directly — we'd love to hear from you.
info@bewellandgreennetwork.org
Phone
+254 753 426540
Office Hours
Mon–Fri: 9AM – 5PM
Saturday: 10AM – 2PM
Location
Nairobi, Kenya
Serving Africa
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