Project Ekant: Mindhail Partners with Rotaract Club of Delhi Janak to Expand Access to Counselling
MoU Signing Date: 7 July 2025
Initiative: Project Ekant

On 7 July 2025, Mindhail formally entered into a collaboration with the Rotaract Club of Delhi Janak for Project Ekant, a mental health initiative focused on improving access to professional counselling, through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The collaboration was built around a shared objective: creating a safe and accessible pathway for individuals to seek professional, confidential, one-on-one counselling support.
A Structured Commitment to Accessible Care
As part of the initiative, Mindhail committed to providing 100 counselling sessions to the Rotaract Club of Delhi Janak at a nominal cost of ₹1 per session.
Under the arrangement, the club could identify and designate individuals in need of support, while Mindhail would provide them with quality professional counselling sessions.
The collaboration was formalised through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Mindhail and the Rotaract Club of Delhi Janak, establishing a clear framework for the delivery of the sessions under Project Ekant.
Mindhail's Role in Project Ekant
For Mindhail, Project Ekant represented another step towards making professional mental healthcare more accessible through community partnerships.
Mindhail's role was to deliver the counselling support, ensuring that individuals designated under the initiative could access confidential, one-on-one sessions through its mental healthcare network.
By combining the community reach of the Rotaract Club of Delhi Janak with Mindhail's professional service delivery, the collaboration aimed to create a practical route from identifying a need to accessing support.
A Step Towards Accessible Support
The initiative reflected the importance of making space for people to seek support without hesitation and ensuring that community-led mental health efforts are backed by professional care.
Through Project Ekant, Mindhail and the Rotaract Club of Delhi Janak came together to turn a shared commitment into direct access to counselling and a step towards making support easier to reach.





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