Survey on Mental Health within Mission-Driven Work
People working in peace, justice, human rights, humanitarian action, climate, and related fields often face significant emotional and mental demands, yet wellbeing remains one of the most overlooked issues across our sector.
The Hague Humanity Hub has launched an ecosystem-wide survey to understand the realities, challenges, and support needs of mission-driven professionals. Your insights will inform an evidence base, guide an upcoming Critical Dialogue in 2026, and help shape shared recommendations for organisations and other stakeholders.
Your voice will help strengthen wellbeing practices across our ecosystem and support a healthier, more resilient peace & justice community.
Take the surveyAnyone in mission-driven work targeting a wide range of sectors, including democracy and rule of law, peace and justice, humanitarian aid and development, human rights, environment and sustainability, governance, impact entrepreneurship, and tech for good.
Responding to the survey is a low-effort way to contribute to a large initiative intended to impact how mission-driven sectors engage with mental health, including the broader provision of resources to those affected, and de-stigmatising of mental health.
The survey data will be used to inform and shape a series of initiatives in 2026, including a Critical Dialogue convened by THHH and partners to bring together stakeholders from mission-driven sectors to address employee mental health.
Help us gain insights into mental health and wellbeing in mission-driven work, and inform future conversations, resource-sharing, and community initiatives
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