The ‘Supportive Mind’ mobile application, which aims to raise mental health awareness and provide support for communities throughout Australia and New Zealand, will be developed and launched by Infosys Limited (NSE, BSE, NYSE: INFY) in strategic partnership with Mental Health Foundation Australia (MHFA). This initiative, announced on June 26, 2025, represents Infosys’ commitment to leveraging technology for community well-being through its Corporate Social Responsibility programs.
Comprehensive Mental Health Support Platform
The ‘Supportive Mind’ app targets those who manage hectic lifestyles because of job, school, and personal obligations, specifically addressing the rising need for easily available mental health services. The app offers a wide range of wellness features, such as walking challenges, fundraising campaigns, mood tracking and insights, individualized exercise suggestions, self-care tools, and wellness advice sent to users via push notifications.
The app will initially launch through pilot programs across three key sectors: education, corporate, and community environments. This phased approach allows for targeted implementation and optimization based on sector-specific mental health needs and usage patterns.
AI-Powered Analytics and Social Impact Measurement
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The app will use performance measures to quantify its social impact, utilizing Infosys Topaz, the company’s AI-first package of services, solutions, and platforms based on generative AI technology. This integration of cutting-edge artificial intelligence enables data-driven insights into user engagement patterns and wellness outcomes, supporting continuous improvement of mental health support delivery.
The AI capabilities will help personalize user experiences while maintaining privacy standards, ensuring that mental health recommendations and interventions are tailored to individual needs and circumstances.
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Strategic Partnership with Australia’s Oldest Mental Health Organization
Mental Health Foundation Australia, established in 1930, brings nearly a century of community-based mental health expertise to this collaboration. Being the oldest non-government mental health organization in Australia, MHFA provides easily accessible and reasonably priced support services, such as peer support groups, educational webinars, low-cost therapy, and training in workplace mental health first aid.
Professor Melissa Green, Chairperson of MHFA, emphasized the organization’s commitment to improving physical and mental health through innovative solutions, highlighting how the app enables users to easily incorporate well-being activities into their daily routines for healthier, happier lifestyles.
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