We belong here

We are making mental health support accessible for young people worldwide.

Nunchi Health is the world's first and only nonprofit reimagining youth mental health through culturally grounded, identity-affirming and peer-led programs built for immigrants and minorities alike.

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We belong here

We are making mental health support accessible for young people worldwide.

Nunchi Health is the world's first and only nonprofit reimagining youth mental health through culturally grounded, identity-affirming and peer-led programs built for immigrants and minorities alike.

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Mental health support that sees the whole you.

Free, identity-affirming programs where young people build resilience, find community, and lead change.

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We belong here

We are making mental health support accessible for young people worldwide.

Nunchi Health is the world's first and only nonprofit reimagining youth mental health through culturally grounded, identity-affirming and peer-led programs built for immigrants and minorities alike.

Sign up for our newsletter to stay in touch.

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Global Youth.
Mental Health.
One Mission.

Nunchi Health is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit helping students from historically marginalized communities feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Since 2023, we’ve reached thousands of young people, helping them build emotional resilience and healing. By helping students understand their stories, recognize their growth, and uplift one another, we’re nurturing a generation equipped not only to survive, but to thrive together.

Learn about our mission

“Mental health equity is at the center of Nunchi's mission.
We are building a global movement for belonging.”

Nunchi Co-founder, Harvard-trained physician

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— Dr. Andrew Chang

Nunchi Fellowship

Nunchi Fellowship

A free, youth-led program for students seeking leadership and peer-support training. Gain hands-on experience in mental health advocacy, community organizing, and resilience building.

Apply for the fellowship
Virtual Workshops

Virtual Workshops

Free, interactive group sessions for young people designed to explore mental health through community, culture, and shared identity in a virtual, peer-led space.

Join a workshop
Campus Chapters

Campus Chapters

Perfect for students looking to build community on their local campus. Bring Nunchi’s peer-support network to your school with dedicated guidance, resources and official backing.

Start a chapter
Biannual Conference

Biannual Conference

An interactive gathering for youth seeking mentorship and professional community. Join us for panels, workshops, and networking with activists and mental health professionals. Everyone is welcome to attend with an RVSP!

RVSP for the conference

Our Impact

Backed by leading funders and institutions, we’re growing rapidly to meet rising demand from communities worldwide.

1,092
students
impacted

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54
countries of origin

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4,897
mental health sessions delivered

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Our stories

  • Smiling woman taking a selfie in front of a city skyline with tall buildings and billboards.

    "I had no idea such communities existed for young people like me. Nunchi represents the future of mental health care, where all voices can not only be acknowledged but understood by diverse Nunchi perspectives."

    — Anshi, Spring 2024

  • Close-up of a young woman with long wavy dark hair, smiling, wearing makeup, against a neutral background.

    "Being part of Nunchi is a very joyful and encouraging experience. I will forever cherish the moments and concepts shared through our conversations, and collaborations as a community."

    — Angeline, Summer 2025

  • Close-up of a man with short dark hair, light skin, and a slight smile, wearing a beige blazer and white shirt against a gray background.

    "It means not having to over-explain myself. It means safety, shared language, and breathing room. It’s a rare and powerful thing to be seen not just for your struggle, but for your resilience too."

    — Christian, Fall 2026

  • A young woman with wavy brown hair, wearing a white top with ruffled shoulder, large earrings, and a yellow and red striped cord, standing outdoors against a brick wall.

    The Nunchi community represents a space where we uplift one another, actively listen, and share our stories. It's rare to find spaces where people, especially those with marginalized backgrounds can show up as their whole selves without apology.

    — Vanessa, Summer 2025

  • Professional portrait of a young man in a black suit, light blue shirt, and peach tie, smiling against a gray gradient background.

    Nunchi means so much to me because I have become surrounded by so many like-minded individuals passionate about mental health, and I have met some of the most incredible people at Nunchi! It feels like home to me, despite having only met people virtually!

    — Phil, Fall 2024

  • Young woman with long dark hair sitting at a table in a restaurant, smiling with her chin resting on her hand, in front of wooden wall and colorful artwork.

    To me, Nunchi means a safe place— a space where I can be vulnerable without fear of judgment. It means being truly seen, heard, and understood. It's about connecting with people who care, and learning more about what truly matters in life.

    — Sanskriti, Fall 2025

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Explore a year of impact, growth, and community.

Our 2025 Annual Report highlights how we expanded access to culturally responsive mental health care, reached new communities, and empowered youth globally. See the data, stories, and milestones that shaped our journey.

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View the Annual Report
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Looking for other ways to make a difference?

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Partner with us

Your partnership empowers youth to lead mental wellness in their communities.

Become a partner
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Support a student

Connect a student from an immigrant, minority, or FGLI background with free support.

Refer a student
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Volunteer Opportunities

Be a part of this movement and create change today.

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