AADHAR – Non-Profit Mental Health Services

Aadhar is dedicated to promoting mental and emotional wellbeing and providing accessible resources for individuals and families.

Our Mission

Our mission is to foster a supportive community where everyone has the access to the available tools and opportunities to achieve optimal mental well-being.

Aadhar (from the Hindi word आधार that means support) is dedicated to promoting mental wellness, emotional wellbeing, reducing stigma, and providing accessible resources for individuals and families facing mental health challenges.

Established in 2024, we cater to diverse populations, including children, adolescents, adults, and seniors, recognizing that mental health is a universal concern that transcends age, gender, culture, and socioeconomic status. Our holistic approach combines education, peer support, and therapeutic services tailored to individual needs.

Healing takes time. Healing may leave scars. In the mental health landscape, scars may be invisible.  Aadhar aims to reach out to those invisible depths of human minds and assist with healthy healing.

Aadhar (support) is the much needed element in the mental health treatment journey.

“I created Aadhar to foster a supportive community for those who are facing mental health challenges and might not have the resources to address it.”

Dr. Sejal Mehta, FOUNDER – AADHAR

Programs & Services

From educational workshops to counseling services, Aadhar provides low-cost mental health services to the underserved communities. To learn more about the full range of services we offer, click below.

AADHAR Team

Sejal Mehta, MD, MBA

FOUNDER, AADHAR & HOUSE OF MINDS
BOARD-CERTIFIED IN ADULT PSYCHIATRY
BOARD-CERTIFIED IN CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY

Dr. Sejal Mehta founded Aadhar in 2024 to provide much needed mental health services to the underserved community. She believes that for a healthy mind you need a holistic approach and a supportive community and Aadhar’s mission is to provide that beacon of hope. Read Dr. Mehta’s full bio here.

Sangita Yagnik, PMHNP-BC

BOARD-CERTIFIED FAMILY PSYCHIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER

Sangita Yagnik works at Aadhar with Dr. Mehta. A mental health nurse practitioner by profession, she specializes in treating and preventing a wide range of psychiatric conditions. She believes in a multi-faceted, evidence-based, and holistic approach for the patient’s mental wellness. She deeply believes that all patients – regardless of their background or socioeconomic status – deserve compassionate mental health care.  Read her full bio here.

Impact

Since our inception, Aadhar has touched the lives of thousands in our community. We conduct regular assessments to measure the impact of our programs, striving to improve and adapt our services based on community needs. Feedback from participants demonstrates increased awareness of mental health issues, enhanced coping skills, and a stronger sense of community support.

Partnerships

We collaborate with local health care providers, schools, and other non-profit organizations to create a comprehensive network of support. By leveraging these partnerships, we can expand our reach and effectiveness in addressing mental health challenges.

Funding

Aadhar relies on a combination of grants, contracts, donations, and fundraising events to support our programs. We are committed to transparency and regularly report on our financials and program outcomes to our stakeholders.

Volunteer Opportunities

We welcome volunteers passionate about mental health advocacy. Opportunities range from event planning to peer support facilitation and administrative assistance. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping us achieve our mission and drive community engagement.