Manila, Philippines — MindLink Philippines officially announces its launch as a digital mental health support platform operating under Berbagi Cerita Indonesia (BCI), an Indonesia-based online mental health service provider known for its commitment to accessible and ethical psychological support. The launch marks BCI’s expansion into the Philippines, strengthening its mission to widen access to mental health support across Southeast Asia.
MindLink Philippines aims to provide a safe, inclusive, and confidential space for individuals to share their stories and receive psychological support through digital platforms. The initiative responds to the increasing demand for mental health services by offering accessible support systems that reduce barriers related to stigma, cost, and geographical limitations.
As part of Berbagi Cerita Indonesia, MindLink Philippines upholds the same core values. The platform integrates structured peer support and psychological assistance while ensuring ethical standards and cultural sensitivity aligned with the Philippine context.
“MindLink Philippines is an extension of Berbagi Cerita Indonesia’s commitment to ensuring that mental health support is accessible and human-centered,” said Bagas Rahmatullah, Founder & CEO of MindLink Group. “Through this initiative, we hope to provide a space where individuals in the Philippines feel heard, supported, and empowered to seek help.”
In addition to providing mental health support, MindLink Philippines is open to volunteers from diverse backgrounds who are interested in learning and contributing in areas such as psychology, mental health advocacy, peer support, social media management, content creation, and community engagement. This volunteer program aims to foster learning, collaboration, and capacity-building while empowering individuals to actively participate in mental health initiatives.
MindLink Philippines is designed to reach a broad range of communities, including students, young adults, professionals, and individuals in underserved areas. Beyond individual support, the platform also plans to collaborate with communities, educational institutions, and organizations to promote mental health awareness, early intervention, and preventive mental health initiatives.
With operations beginning in March 2026, MindLink Philippines represents a significant step in Berbagi Cerita Indonesia’s regional development efforts, reinforcing its vision to build sustainable, cross-border mental health support ecosystems through digital innovation.
This press release has also been published on VRITIMES
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