Peace Therapist is closely aligned with several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outlined by the United Nations. Here are the SDGs that Peace Therapist contributes to, along with details about each:

1. Goal 1: No Poverty: While not directly addressing poverty alleviation measures in the traditional sense, Peace Therapist indirectly supports this goal by addressing the mental health needs of individuals and communities affected by poverty and socio-economic disparities. By providing free or affordable mental health support, particularly to marginalized groups such as refugees and displaced individuals who may be disproportionately impacted by poverty, Peace Therapist helps mitigate the negative effects of poverty on mental well-being. Additionally, by fostering resilience and empowerment through its services, Peace Therapist contributes to breaking the cycle of poverty and promoting social inclusion and economic opportunities for all.
2. Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being: Peace Therapist directly supports Goal 3 by providing accessible and culturally sensitive mental health support to individuals affected by conflict, displacement, trauma, and other challenges. By promoting mental well-being and resilience, Peace Therapist contributes to overall health and well-being outcomes for its beneficiaries.
3. Goal 4: Quality Education: Peace Therapist indirectly supports Goal 4 by addressing mental health issues that can hinder educational attainment and participation. By providing mental health support to students, teachers, and parents, Peace Therapist helps create a conducive learning environment and supports educational outcomes.
4. Goal 5: Gender Equality: Peace Therapist contributes to Goal 5 by ensuring that its services are accessible to all individuals, regardless of gender. By prioritizing inclusivity and addressing the mental health needs of marginalized groups, including women and girls, Peace Therapist promotes gender equality and empowerment.
5. Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth: Peace Therapist supports Goal 8 by promoting mental health in the workplace and improving employee well-being and productivity. Through collaborations with organizations and workplaces, Peace Therapist contributes to creating healthy and supportive work environments, ultimately fostering economic growth and prosperity.
6. Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities: Peace Therapist directly addresses Goal 10 by providing mental health support to marginalized and vulnerable populations, including refugees, displaced individuals, and disadvantaged groups. By ensuring equitable access to mental health services, Peace Therapist works to reduce inequalities and promote social inclusion and cohesion.
7. Goal 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions: Peace Therapist is closely aligned with Goal 16 by promoting peace and well-being through mental health support. By addressing the psychological impact of conflict, displacement, and trauma, Peace Therapist contributes to building peaceful and inclusive societies and strengthening institutions.
8. Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals: Peace Therapist actively engages in partnerships and collaborations with organizations, institutions, and stakeholders to achieve its mission. By leveraging partnerships, Peace Therapist amplifies its impact and works towards collective action to address mental health challenges worldwide.

Overall, Peace Therapist’s work intersects with multiple SDGs, highlighting its commitment to promoting human well-being, inclusivity, and social progress.