Moroccan Association for the Promotion of Mental Health (AMPS)

Founded by dedicated professionals, social practitioners, and academics, the Moroccan Association for the Promotion of Mental Health (AMPS) places primary prevention and universal access to psychological literacy at the core of its mission. Recognizing that emotional distress often remains obscured by stigma in public discourse, the organization builds constructive bridges between communities, healthcare services, and educational settings.

AMPS focuses specifically on adolescents, university students, and young professionals, fostering a compassionate understanding of emotional well-being, chronic stress, and psychological vulnerabilities. Its initiatives emphasize open dialogue, non-judgmental peer interactions, and active civic participation, promoting lasting positive shifts in public mental health perceptions.

Interactive awareness workshops on psychosocial life skills and anxiety management in secondary schools and universities.
Peer support circles and guided discussion groups facilitating open sharing in a secure environment.
Public campaigns and educational symposia designed to dispel stereotypes surrounding psychological disorders.
Guidance and referral toward public mental health centers and certified clinicians when specialized care is required.
Mental health first aid training sessions for educators, youth workers, and community leaders.

Community workshops, lectures, and support circles are free of charge upon prior registration through the website or email. For individual informational requests and guidance, phone assistance and in-person consultations by appointment are arranged at the association office in El Jadida.

The team brings together clinical psychologists, sociologists, partner physicians, and volunteer youth workers, coordinated by an executive board ensuring scientific rigor and ethical standards.

Partner of university institutions, national youth organizations, community health coalitions, and civil society actors committed to young people's well-being.