ABOUT PAMUMVURI
Make wellbeing useful
in everyday life.
Pamumvuri PVO works across mental health, suicide prevention and substance-use concerns. Mental Wealth Season brings practical conversations, expert learning and support pathways into the places people already work, learn and gather.
HOW WE WORK
One clear next step.
Then the right follow-through.
We begin with the people you want to support and the pressure they face. We agree a manageable first service, coordinate relevant expertise and make the next steps clear.
For sponsors, Conversations That Count connects a useful contribution with a defined audience and consent-based follow-up. For experts and hosts, it creates a structured way to work together.
We report what was delivered and what participants chose to do. We do not equate awareness, attendance or a pledge with improved health.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Straight answers to practical questions.
What are we actually buying?
A defined facilitated session, campaign, learning programme or partner service. Your quotation sets out the audience, provider, delivery dates, inclusions, exclusions and fee. You can start with one engagement.
Do we have to buy the full programme?
No. A Mental Wealth Hour can be a standalone purchase. Further training, specialist services or a longer programme are separate decisions.
Can we use an event we have already planned?
Yes. We can scope a relevant conversation, reflection or learning component for a staff function, member gathering, alumni event or other suitable occasion.
How does the WE Alliance fit in?
The Wellness Experts Alliance brings relevant specialist expertise. Pamumvuri remains your coordination point and confirms the provider, credentials, service boundaries and commercial terms for your proposal.
Are prices and dates already fixed?
No universal price list is published here. Costs depend on scope, audience size, format, expert availability, travel and production. Your quotation confirms these before booking. Festival dates, venue and ticket prices remain to be confirmed.
Must participants share personal experiences?
No. Sharing is voluntary. A learning session is not a medical assessment, and private wellbeing reflections are not supplied to employers or sponsors as individual reports.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with one useful conversation.
Tell us who it is for and what you want to achieve. We will shape a focused proposal.