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Mental Health Support, Rooted in Youth Experiences
Life is full of choices. But when life itself becomes a choice, choose Living. Let's Live!
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Our Partners
Backed by our partners, CSR funding, and donations from friends and family,
we provide free services to empower and support youth.
Our Projects
Programs that make a difference
Together, we nurture hope, build stronger communities, and create safe spaces where every mind matters.
Be part of the change, one conversation and one life at a time.
Our results
Impact that saves lives
Together, we’re walking beside young people as they discover strength, clarity, and meaningful support. Every step we take, no matter how small- helps protect lives and shapes a more compassionate, resilient generation
Flagship Project Unfiltered
Growing a Community of
Mental Health Champions
Unfiltered is Let’s Live’s campus-focused mental health initiative, creating safe, judgment-free spaces for honest conversations in colleges. We help young people understand their emotions, seek support without fear, and care for one another with empathy. Through weekly sessions across partner colleges, Unfiltered has supported over 3,000 students and reached 10,000+ individuals-reflecting the growing need for compassionate, youth-led mental health support on campuses.
Colleges Partnered since 2018
20+
Students Reached since 2018
10,000+
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Listening & Support
Breaking Stigma : Holding Space for Real Conversations
The Orange Room is Let’s Live’s listening and public awareness space, created to break stigma around mental health by making honest conversations possible.
Through facilitated listening sessions and open dialogues, young people are encouraged to share their worries without fear, pressure, or judgment.
With the support of trained listeners, every story is heard and every emotion is met with care - ensuring that no one has to face difficult moments alone.
Listening Sessions Conducted
1000 +
Volunteers Engaged
500+
Spreading Awareness
Encouraging open conversations to break the stigma around mental health.
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It’s Okay to not be okay, but not alone @ Olam 2026
Conversations about mental health don’t always need to be serious. Sometimes, fun is the most powerful way to open up deeply stigmatised topics like suicide prevention. Especially when such open conversations, in an open space like Kanakakkunnu, are unexpectedly blessed with summer rain… because in suicide prevention, when it rains, we dance.
On 29th March, Team Orange Room brought that spirit to our workshop at Olam creating a space where learning, laughter, reflection, and connection could exist together.
With deaf youth participants in the crowd and Indian Sign Language (ISL) interpretation supporting accessibility, the session became a truly inclusive space for everyone to engage, express, and be heard.
Behind every workshop, there’s also the unseen work of caring for ourselves as a team. As people working in youth suicide prevention, we make space for fun activities, shared energy, and moments of joy behind the scenes too—because supporting others begins with sustaining ourselves.
Thank you, Olam, for holding space for conversations that are honest, inclusive, and healing.
Beyond Labels: Understanding Bipolar together – World Bipolar Day Special Event
World Bipolar Day, observed every year on March 30, marks the birthday of Vincent van Gogh , who is widely believed to have lived with bipolar disorder. The day is dedicated to raising awareness, reducing stigma, and building better understanding around the condition.
This year, aligned with the theme #BipolarStrong, we chose to do things differently at the Orange Room last Saturday. Beyond Labels wasn’t just a session…it became a shared space. A space where clinical insight met lived experience, and where people came together…not only those living with bipolar disorder, but also those who wanted to understand it better.
Because awareness grows not only through lived stories, but also through curiosity, empathy, and the willingness to listen.
Together, we explored what it truly means to move beyond stereotypes, centering resilience, strength, and connection.
To everyone who showed up, listened deeply, and shared courageously, thank you for making this space what it was.
Let’s keep building conversations that are informed, compassionate, and #BipolarStrong
Let’s Live Turns 9 | Growing Together
This Friday, 13 February, we mark the 9th Foundation Day of Let’s Live.
What began in 2018 as a one-woman initiative has grown into a vibrant, youth-led team committed to mental health awareness and suicide prevention. From listening spaces at The Orange Room to campus initiatives like Unfiltered, our journey has always been rooted in one belief that conversations can save lives.
This year’s Foundation Day is especially meaningful. We are honoured to welcome Sabriye Tenberken and Paul Kronenberg, Co-Founders of kanthari, as our special guests:
• Sabriye will inaugurate the celebration
• Paul will launch our newly reimagined Let’s Live website — marking the beginning of our next digital chapter
The afternoon will also include a visual journey through nine years of impact — stories, milestones, and the young voices that shaped this movement.
Nine years later, we remain committed to breaking stigma and holding space for real conversations.
If you believe in community-driven mental health support, youth leadership, and compassionate listening – we would love for you to join us at The Orange Room.
#LetsLive #FoundationDay #MentalHealthMatters #YouthLed #SuicidePrevention #CommunityCare #GrowingTogether
Empowering Young Minds With Access to Mental Well-Being
Every young mind deserves safety and hope. Your support helps young people heal, speak freely, and grow stronger.
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Together, we can make a real impact in communities around the
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“Life is what you are happy getting up for!” is my personal motto. The goal is to find exactly what makes you wake up each day looking forward to what you will experience and do. For this, Let’s Live is a door opener. Many young people go through life feeling stressed, lost, or alone without ever saying it out loud. Creating safe spaces where they can talk openly can literally change or even save a life.
Sherin Noordheen, a 2017 kanthari graduate and founder of Let’s Live, has turned that idea into action by offering youth-focused programs that bring hope, support, and a sense that “you are not alone.” The work Let’s Live does – especially around suicide prevention and mental health awareness – is impactful and is helping build a culture where asking for help is seen as a sign of strength, not weakness.
- Paul Kronenberg
- Co-Founder, kanthari
“Growing up, I often wished for just one thing – a person who would listen without judgment, or a space where my worries could rest without fear. Life might have felt a little lighter with such a refuge. So when I first learned about The Orange Room, it struck me instantly: this is what the world needs. A space where voices are heard, feelings are held, and no one has to carry their burdens alone.”
- Krishnendu Sudhi
- DMT Practitioner & Founder -NAVEM
“Wishing you all the very best in this initiative. I would always be delighted to support you in such upcoming CSR activities.”
- Vivek S Nair
- Director - Human Resources, Speridian Technologies
“Such a beautiful space, to spend time at, to have beautiful conversation and soulful moments. Awesome team with a heartfelt purpose”
- Sajna Sudheer
- Musician & Faculty at Govt. Women's College, Trivandrum
“Wishing all the best for Let’s Live and the team. Proud to be a partner of CSR
activity and looking forward for more collaboration”
- Subramanyam MS
- HR, Speridian Technologies
“What do I say about The Orange Room,I have known Sherin and the work she does from Kanthari days, the first inauguration, the beautiful events you brought to the Reading Room and now we are here. Your passion and enthusiasm for the cause is the fire that keeps many lives going. I hope that this new start is a start to much bigger and joyful things and I am extremely grateful to be allowed to be a small part of your amazing journey.”
- Archana Gopinath
- Founder - The Reading Room
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1. What is the difference between a listening session and counselling?
A listening session is a safe, non-clinical space to talk and be heard without advice or diagnosis, while counselling involves structured therapy provided by trained mental health professionals.
2. What can I expect from weekend sessions at The Orange Room?
Weekend sessions are open, facilitator-led conversations with mental health professionals and subject-matter experts, offering free spaces to learn, reflect, and explore emotional well-being together in a calm, welcoming environment.
3. What does non-judgmental listening mean?
Non-judgmental listening means being heard with empathy and respect, without labels, advice, or criticism- just space to express yourself freely.
4. Who is a Mental Health Champion?
A Mental Health Champion is a trained youth volunteer who leads with empathy, awareness, and responsibility. They are not therapists or counsellors. Instead, they are informed peers who help create safe, open, and stigma-free spaces within their schools, colleges, and communities.
What Does a Mental Health Champion Do?
Encourages Open Conversations
Champions normalize discussions around stress, anxiety, identity, relationships, and emotional struggles- making it easier for young people to speak up without fear or shame.Promotes Emotional Well-being
Through workshops, peer circles, and awareness activities, they foster resilience, self-care, and supportive friendships.Creates Safe Spaces
They help cultivate environments where every voice is respected and every feeling is valid.Bridges to Professional Support
Mental Health Champions act as a bridge between youth in need and trusted mental health service providers. They guide peers toward appropriate help when concerns require professional care.
Why It Matters
Young people often turn first to someone they trust. By equipping youth with the right knowledge, sensitivity, and referral pathways, we strengthen early support systems and reduce stigma at the grassroots level.
A Mental Health Champion is not just a volunteer. They are a listener, an advocate, and a catalyst for a more compassionate community.
5. Is Let’s Live a replacement for professional mental health care?
Let’s Live offers emotional support and connection, but it does not replace professional mental health services; we encourage seeking clinical support when needed and help with referrals when possible.
