Jue Jue’s Safe Space provides mental health services and mental health awareness programs for migrant Burmese workers in Mae Sot, Thailand. We provide mental health awareness trainings, anger management and stress management trainings, MHPSS trainings, suicide prevention trainings, Counseling, and other programs/events, in collaboration with other organizations based in Mae Sot, to provide the best services for the mental health of migrant Burmese workers.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space is providing a range of training courses to raise Mental Health Awareness for Burmese migrant workers in Mae Sot, Thailand. The Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Training is a program that shares and teaches about the psychosocial needs of Burmese migrant workers, how to build safe spaces, and how to support them.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space (JJSS) has created a Community Mural Project as Art Therapy, with the aim of relieving the stress and creating a safe and peaceful space for Burmese migrant workers in Mae Sot, Thailand.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space provides awareness-raising talks and training to prevent suicide among the Burmese migrant worker community and displaced persons in Mae Sot, Thailand.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space has been providing mental health services to women refugees, pregnant women, survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence, as well as women leaders and women activists since 2021. We provide mental health trainings, resilience building programs, and support group sessions for women in collaboration with other women’s organizations.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space also provides training to women leaders and human rights activists to protect themselves from mental health harm.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space provides mental health services to school-age children affected by war in Myanmar, migrant children and their parents in Thailand, and provides knowledge on school-age mental health and stress reduction strategies for parents and guardians.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space also provides training to mental health professionals, support workers, and mental health workers in the United States to protect themselves from mental health harm.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space has also held lectures and shared knowledge on mental health in Hawaii and California, USA, to reduce the stress and anxiety experienced by Myanmar immigrants to the United States.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space has provided emergency humanitarian aid, fundraising, donations, and mental health care to people affected by natural disasters in Myanmar.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space has hosted webinars to share mental health knowledge for all Myanmar citizens who are feeling stressed due to the political conflicts and huaman rights violations taking place in Myanmar. Jue Jue’s Safe Space has also participated in discussions to make the world aware of the suffering that Myanmar citizens are experiencing due to human rights violations.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space also provides mental health services to Myanmar students and youths regardless of the location. Jue Jue’s Safe Space’s Demoso Team is actively working on the ground with students and youth in Demoso, Karenni State, providing personal educational services, mental health training, and school counseling projects.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space has been discussing mental health knowledge, providing practical ways to reduce stress, and sharing mental health insights for Myanmar youths and students through interviews, podcasts, and live sessions.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space has organized Emotional Support Group Sessions, Training Sessions, and many awareness-raising events as part of Collective Healing Initiatives for youths and students.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space has been actively involved in helping to reduce the stress and anxiety experienced by LGBTQ+ community members due to emotional abuse, and in creating a safe community for LGBTQ+ members.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space, in collaboration with Kings N Queens and Myanmar Rainbow Political Community, created a safe community event for LGBTQ+ members in Mae Sot, Thailand, called “Pride of Top 10%. The event included sharing mental health knowledge, supporting trauma, and providing fun quizzes and entertainment.
Jue Jue’s Safe Space also shared mental health knowledge, and held discussions for Rohingya brothers and sisters who were stressed and distressed due to human rights violations.
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