At Aspira Health Global, we are building innovative healthcare, mental wellbeing, and community support programs that improve outcomes, expand access to care, and empower individuals and organizations worldwide. Our work combines clinical expertise, Measurement-Based Care (MBC), Continuous Wellbeing Monitoring (CWM), artificial intelligence, care navigation, and digital health tools to support healthcare providers, schools, employers, nonprofits, governments, and communities.

Across all of our programs, Aspira's mission remains consistent: to improve health, wellbeing, and quality of life through innovation, early intervention, community engagement, and evidence-based care. By combining technology, compassionate support, strategic partnerships, and measurable outcomes, we are working to create a future where every person has access to the tools and support they need to live healthier, happier, and more fulfilling lives.

Aspira is actively developing a multi-state healthcare provider network and management services organization (MSO), beginning in California, Nevada, and Minnesota, with plans to expand nationwide and eventually globally. Our network supports behavioral health, primary care, specialty care, care navigation, and value-based healthcare initiatives. Through strategic partnerships with healthcare systems, provider groups, hospitals, and telehealth organizations, we are creating scalable models that improve patient outcomes while reducing the administrative burden on clinicians.

One of our flagship initiatives is the Aspira Continuous Wellbeing Monitoring™ (CWM) program, built upon evidence-based Measurement-Based Care (MBC) principles. This program helps individuals, families, schools, healthcare providers, employers, and community organizations monitor emotional, mental, physical, and social wellbeing through regular assessments, personalized insights, and care navigation support. Our goal is to identify concerns earlier, improve outcomes, reduce crisis events, and help people thrive throughout every stage of life.

Aspira is working with partners throughout Africa and other regions to expand access to mental health, psychosocial support, and wellbeing services in underserved communities. Current initiatives include programs in refugee camps, schools, rural communities, and healthcare settings focused on emotional resilience, trauma support, youth development, caregiver training, community health worker education, and digital wellbeing monitoring. Through partnerships with local organizations, universities, healthcare providers, and NGOs, we are building scalable solutions that can improve the lives of millions of people worldwide.

Aspira is preparing for a federal Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) pilot focused on improving outcomes for individuals with autism and other developmental and intellectual disabilities. The project will evaluate innovative approaches that combine wellbeing monitoring, AI-assisted care navigation, caregiver support, educational resources, and digital health technologies to improve quality of life, caregiver engagement, and access to services. The initiative is being developed in collaboration with healthcare providers, universities, disability organizations, and community partners.

Our Senior Health and Wellbeing Program is designed to support older adults through proactive wellbeing monitoring, social connection, mental health screening, chronic disease support, care coordination, caregiver engagement, and healthy aging resources. The program aims to reduce isolation, identify risks earlier, improve quality of life, and help seniors remain independent and connected to their communities.

Aspira is launching a Post-Discharge Recovery Program to support patients transitioning home after hospitalization, behavioral health treatment, residential treatment, emergency department visits, and other healthcare encounters. Through ongoing wellbeing monitoring, assessments, care navigation, referrals, and engagement tools, the program helps reduce readmissions, improve treatment adherence, identify emerging concerns early, and support long-term recovery.

Our School Wellbeing Program supports students, educators, and families through mental health education, emotional resilience training, wellbeing assessments, peer support initiatives, teacher wellbeing programs, and early intervention strategies. These programs are designed to improve student success, strengthen school communities, reduce stigma, and provide schools with actionable insights to support student wellbeing.

Aspira is developing next-generation AI-powered care navigation solutions that help individuals identify resources, access support services, complete wellbeing assessments, receive personalized guidance, and connect with healthcare professionals when needed. These innovations are designed to enhance—not replace—human care by making support more accessible, affordable, and scalable.

Aspira has partnered with schools, healthcare providers, NGOs, teaching institutions, and government aligned organizations across Africa to improve healthcare, mental health, and wellbeing through innovative digital tools, training, and community support programs. We are active participants in several initiatives within the Global Mental Health Action Network (GMHAN), helping advance global mental health and healthcare innovation.

Together with our African partners, we are launching pilots using our Aspire Health Toolkit, AI Care Navigator, Measurement Based Care (MBC) platform, and Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems in schools and underserved communities, including the COOM School in Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi and new school initiatives in Kenya. These programs help improve early identification, emotional wellbeing, care coordination, and access to support services.

Aspira has also formed a growing global research network with African partners to collaborate on research grants and healthcare initiatives with organizations such as the World Health Organization and other global NGOs. Our local Care Navigators and partners in Africa help implement programs and expand innovative healthcare solutions within schools, healthcare systems, and community and government programs across Africa.

 Afya Care Foundation is a registered non-profit making non-governmental organization dedicated to improving mental well-being and combating drug/substance abuse among Kenyan youths. Based in Kitale, Trans Nzoia County, we serve five counties: Trans-Nzoia, West Pokot, Bungoma, Busia, and Kakamega. The NGO focuses on prevention measures, raising awareness about the dangers of drug abuse, and empowering youths to overcome addiction, promote healthy lifestyles, and reintegrate into society successfully.  

COOM is a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting orphans and vulnerable children in Malawi's Dzaleka Refugee Camp. Their mission is to empower foster families by providing essential resources, training, and mental health support to help children heal and thrive.

COOM offers trauma-informed care and emotional wellness programs, equipping caregivers with tools like Tapping Therapy and other evidence-based techniques. By fostering resilience and hope, COOM plays a vital role in nurturing a healthier, more supportive environment for orphans and their families within the camp community.

 VASCO is a not for profit organization dedicated to empowering communities, promoting environmental conservation, and advocating for social justice. Through sustainability-driven initiatives, VASCO fosters resilient communities, equitable opportunities, and a greener future for Malawi.  

 A Man Must Cry is a community-based mental health movement born out of lived experience in Africa. Founded in 2025 by James Nyabera, a passionate mental health advocate to promote men’s emotional well-being and mental health support in Africa. We are mental health survivors and storytellers who exist to challenge the harmful cultural norms that equate masculinity with emotional silence, instead creating safe spaces where men and boys can openly express vulnerability without stigma. 

  The East African Community Mental Health Network (EACMHN) is a regional initiative dedicated to fostering collaboration among diverse stakeholders to drive mental health reforms and improve access to quality mental health services. We work towards harmonizing policies, advocating for increased investment and more.  

Innerspark is a digital health company committed to transforming how individuals and communities access and experience mental health support. By merging technology, expert care, and community outreach, we provide holistic, accessible, and stigma-free mental wellness solutions for people across Uganda and Africa.

Simbi Foundation was designed to provide support for underserved and refugee communities who face challenges accessing quality education. Since 2015, our story is full of collaboration, research, and impact!  We deploy educational infrastructure and software to those who need it the most. 

KIF Kenya is the national Kenyan chapter, empowering youth, advancing gender equality, supporting education in emergencies, and advocating for the rights of stateless and marginalized populations.

The Aspira Health Global Research Network (ARN) is a collaborative initiative led by Aspira Health Global to unite U.S.-based and international researchers in advancing evidence-based solutions in health, mental health, digital health innovation, and equitable healthcare delivery. ARN serves as a dynamic platform for academic institutions, independent researchers, and clinical partners to co-design and evaluate real-world interventions that improve well-being and health outcomes across underserved populations. With a strong focus on implementation science and cross-sector collaboration, ARN supports grant-funded research projects aligned with major funders. 

Our research partners gain access to Aspira’s global implementation network, secure healthcare population health data platforms, technology tools and services, expert healthcare management partners and services, and our evidence based healthcare toolkits and resources. to co-lead research that bridges the gap between innovation and impact. By fostering global-local partnerships, the network is helping shape the future of health equity through rigorous, scalable, and community-driven research.

Biksegn Asrat Yirdaw, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Global Mental Health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, with expertise in mental health policy, MHPSS program development, and research across Africa and global health settings, and has served as a consultant to WHO, Africa CDC, and the UK Health Security Agency. The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) is a world‑leading public health university based in London, renowned for its research, education, and global impact in improving health outcomes across the globe. 

Dr. Tulenko is a global health systems expert, founder and CEO of Corvus Health, and a leading voice on health workforce innovation with experience advising the World Bank, WHO, and USAID

Andrés Matkovich is a clinical psychologist and mental health researcher based in Argentina with over 15 years of experience in public health, community mental health, and rights-based psychosocial support, and is active in Global South research networks focused on equitable care.

Dr. Jackson Shawa is a Zambian medical doctor and public health specialist with clinical and research expertise in psychiatry, mental health systems, and community-based health interventions across underserved population

Valentine Mteki is a Tanzanian Assistant Nursing Officer and mental health researcher dedicated to youth-centered HIV and mental health advocacy, currently leading district programs and research through the Ifakara Health Institute and Siha District Hospital.

Dr. Yassin M. Yesuf, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Gondar (UoG), is a seasoned mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) specialist and public health leader from Ethiopia, with extensive experience managing humanitarian health programs and advising governments, NGOs, and UN agencies across East Africa.