Wellbeing for All Program
Creating Safe, Thriving
School Communities
Wellbeing is central to every student’s success and every educator’s sustainability. AISA’s Wellbeing for All program supports schools in cultivating inclusive, safe, and nurturing environments where students and staff can thrive—personally, socially, and academically.
The growing prevalence and severity of mental health difficulties experienced by both educators and students in our international schools is an issue of significant concern for AISA. AISA is increasingly aware of the need to mitigate and redress the high levels of psychological distress experienced by substantial numbers in our community.
AISA’s Wellbeing for All program is designed to help educators, school leaders and co-professionals develop teaching and learning environments and practices that better support student mental health and well-being.
The program advocates for a system level approach to wellbeing. It also addresses educator well-being by encouraging educators, school leaders and co-professionals to develop a greater awareness of and ability to manage stress and promote their own well-being. Wellbeing for All is AISA’s umbrella program for everything we do to advance the felt sense of safety, wellbeing, and belonging in school communities.
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CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning) is a global leader in advancing SEL in education. Learn more: https://casel.org
The Truman Group supports the wellbeing of school heads, counselors, and child protection coordinators across AISA member schools. Learn more: https://truman-group.com
ISCA (International School Counselor Association) provides a global professional network and development hub for international school counselors. Learn more: https://iscainfo.com
The Linden Group provides access to an international team of experts including occupational therapists, educational psychologists, speech therapists, child & adolescent therapists, learning & behavioral support teachers, bilingualism experts, and dyslexia trainers. Learn more: https://www.linden-education.com/schools
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AISA is grateful to the Wellbeing, Child Protection and Student Support Design Team, which supports the design and monitoring of this strategic program.
Engage in Learning Events
AISA offers a rich mix of in-person and virtual learning events that bring each program to life. From deep-dive institutes to practical online workshops, these events connect educators and leaders across Africa for shared learning, inspiration, and real-world application.
Practice Groups
AISA’s Program-based Practice Groups offer members a space to connect, collaborate, and grow together throughout the year. These peer-facilitated communities foster ongoing dialogue, resource sharing, and practical support—linking educators with others doing similar work across the continent.
Practice Groups are created in May - August for the next school year.
Access More in the Member
Resource Center
AISA members can explore curated, research-informed resources tailored to each learning program, designed to support practical implementation.