Too many women and young people are left to cope without support they can reach.
Mental health support is often blocked by cost, language, stigma, safety concerns and lack of trusted services. For women and young people affected by conflict, displacement and crisis, these barriers can become even harder to navigate.
WHAT WE DO
Four ways Muska makes mental health support easier to reach.
Free Wellbeing App
A free app with mental health learning, coping tools, mood tracking and self-help resources in English, Dari and Pashto.
Peer Support Circles
Safe, facilitated spaces where women and young people can talk, learn coping tools and navigate support together.
Women’s Therapy Access Fund
A fund to help cover therapy sessions for women who cannot afford mental health support.
Therapist Directory
A trusted directory to help people find culturally aware therapists, mental health practitioners and support services.
Coming soon
Muska grew from years of community work.
Before Muska, founder Heela Yoon founded Afghan Youth Ambassadors for Peace in Afghanistan. Through AYAPO, Heela and her team supported around 43,000 families through humanitarian aid, mental health workshops and leadership training.
That experience shaped Muska’s belief that crisis response must include more than survival. People also need emotional support, trusted networks and practical tools to rebuild their lives with dignity.
Afghan Youth Ambassadors for Peace, founded in 2019, laid the groundwork for Muska.
43,000
families supported through humanitarian aid
80
young peacebuilders trained
10
Peacebuilding dialogues held with community leaders
10
3
provinces reached across Afghanistan
FUND THERAPY ACCESS
Help make therapy possible for women who cannot afford it.
Muska is fundraising to launch the Women’s Therapy Access Fund. Your donation will help cover therapy sessions for women affected by conflict, displacement and crisis who are facing trauma, grief, isolation and stress.
We will work with vetted therapists and trusted partners to make support safer, culturally aware and easier to access.