Wysa develops evidence-based digital mental-health interventions that have been validated in peer-reviewed research and deployed across public health systems worldwide. The company is now spearheading a scale-up study focused on adapting its programme for adolescent girls living in rural India, a demographic that experiences disproportionately high levels of anxiety, depression, and access barriers. Working with academic and community partners in both the UK and India, Wysa will first investigate cultural and contextual obstacles before co-designing content that reflects the girls’ lived realities. The adapted product will then be evaluated for clinical efficacy and real-world delivery in low- to middle-income contexts. This initiative aims to offer an accessible, relevant, and effective mental-health tool for one of the world’s largest adolescent populations. The project is funded by a £5.3 million grant from Wellcome, giving Wysa substantial non-dilutive capital to expand its reach. The article does not disclose revenue, user numbers, or other operating metrics.

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