Are you 16–35? Get involved!
Be Well and Green Network is a movement led by youth, for youth. We create safe spaces where you can heal, lead, and drive positive community action.
- Safe community spaces for healing and group conversations
- Training pathways in climate action and waste management
- Youth leadership and community advocacy mentorship pathways
- Wellness education, substance abuse prevention programs, and school outreach campaigns
Volunteer Application
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- Volunteering — join our team on the ground
- Corporate Sponsorship — fund a program or event
- Individual Sponsorship — support a youth's journey


Your Volunteer Journey
Submit Your Application
Complete our volunteer application form with your details, interests, and availability so we can find the right fit for you.
Receive a Confirmation Email
Once your application is reviewed, you’ll receive a confirmation email with next steps and important information.
Attend Mandatory Zoom Onboarding
Join our mandatory Zoom onboarding session to learn about BWGN’s mission, values, safeguarding, and your role as a volunteer.
Eligibility Requirements
Volunteers must be 18 years or older. Applicants under 18 must provide parental or guardian consent to participate.
Parental/guardian consent forms can be requested by emailing info@bewellandgreennetwork.org.
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.
Your donation heals people & the planet
Every contribution helps us expand mental health and environmental programs to reach more communities across Kenya.
Donation Notice
Our donation systems are currently being strengthened. Additional giving options will be available soon.
Healing Minds,
Healing Earth
An integrated, multi-county initiative addressing the convergence of climate crisis, mental health distress, and socio-economic insecurity among youth in Kenya.
International Climate & Well-being Sponsor
Proudly funded by UMI FUND, supporting ground-level youth movements linking climate justice and psychosocial resilience.

Duration
18 Months
Youth Goal
10000+
Counties
4
Nairobi, Kiambu, Kajiado, Machakos
SDG Alignment
3, 5, 13, 15
Key Campaign Objectives
Connect Mind & Earth
Deepen the connection between climate action and mental well-being, channelling eco-anxiety into constructive stewardship.
Empower Youth Coping
Equip youth in Nairobi, Kiambu, Kajiado, and Machakos with tools to manage climate grief through certified peer-led healing circles.
Build Sustainable Livelihoods
Cultivate green leadership and local food security by training youth in climate-smart agriculture and urban gardens.
Planned Activities & Tactics
Change through legislative advocacy, emotional coping networks, and direct environmental action.
Advocacy & Education
- •Advocating for mental health considerations in climate change policies.
- •Workshops on eco-anxiety, climate grief, and emotional resilience.
- •Peer learning and intergenerational dialogues with policy experts.
Healing Circles & Forums
- •Safe, trauma-informed spaces for youth to share climate fears.
- •Certified 'Active Listeners' providing psychological first aid.
- •Nature retreats and therapeutic wellness group sessions.
Practical Green Initiatives
- •Community clean-up drives reclaiming public spaces.
- •Kitchen gardens and smart urban farms for food sovereignty.
- •Indigenous tree-growing and ecosystem restoration campaigns.