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Music for Universal Health and Peace

Details

Oct 23 2026 to Oct 23 2026 5:30 p.m.

Where

Chowdiah Memorial Hall

16th Cross Rd, Vyalikaval, Kodandarampura, Malleshwaram 560003

Event Description

An evening of music, gratitude and collective wellbeing. AarogyaSevak and Donor Appreciation Event

A Billion Hopes and AarogyaSeva initiative in partnership with Surya Global Music Academy

Date: October 23, 2026

Venue: Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Bengaluru

Occasion: World Mental Health Month

Background and rationale

Mental health is fundamental to individual wellbeing, family stability, and a compassionate society. Yet, the people who work tirelessly to support mental health, mental health professionals, doctors, nurses, counsellors, social workers, caregivers, volunteers, and donor often receive limited recognition for their contributions.

Music can create a shared space for reflection, emotional expression, connection, and hope. Music for Mental Healthbrings these ideas together through a special musical evening dedicated to appreciating the people and institutions working to improve mental health and wellbeing.

Organised as a donor appreciation and community engagement event, the evening will honour those who give their time, expertise, compassion, and resources to support individuals and families affected by mental health challenges.

Objectives

Recognise and appreciate healthcare providers, mental health professionals, caregivers, volunteers, and donors.

Raise awareness about mental health, reduce stigma, and encourage compassionate conversations.

Celebrate the role of music and the arts in supporting emotional expression, social connection, and wellbeing.

Strengthen partnerships among healthcare institutions, nonprofits, philanthropic organisations, corporates, artists, and community leaders.

Mobilise sustained support for mental health initiatives, including community awareness, access to care, caregiver support, and early intervention.


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