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GoodLives Secures Rs 1.1 Crore Funding GoodLives Secures Rs 1.1 Crore in Funding to Revolutionise Workplace Mental Health Solutions GoodLives is an emerging AI-led company focused on mental health and wellness solutions in India and the US. Recently, it closed its pre-seed funding round successfully, raising Rs 1.1 crore in investments. Prominent investors included IIM Lucknow, Rabindranath Tagore University (RNTU), Anupreet Singh, and social impact accelerator Build3. The funding will support significant advancements in improving mental healthcare offerings for companies in India and the US. What is GoodLives? Founded by IIT Kharagpur graduates Sakshi Shah and Lawrance Bamania, GoodLives started in 2022. The company aims to provide affordable, meaningful, and individualized mental health care using advanced AI technology. GoodLives integrates artificial intelligence to deliver guided programs and self-help activities addressing various mental health concerns. Its mission is to bridge the gap between professional therapy and everyday well-being for global users. The platform has already reached over 5 million people to raise awareness about mental health issues. Transforming Workplace Mental Health The funding represents a growing recognition of the importance of mental health in workplace culture. This vision aligns with co-founder Lawrance Bamania’s belief that “Mental health is not just a personal mission for us; it’s a societal necessity.” By providing AI-powered tools and professional guidance, GoodLives offers organisations solutions to improve employee well-being, productivity, and satisfaction. The platform’s personalised approach ensures tailored support for diverse workplace environments, helping businesses foster healthier and more resilient teams. Purpose of the Fundraising The Rs 1.1 crore funding will enable GoodLives to enhance its platform’s features and functionality, ensuring a seamless user experience. The startup also plans to use this capital to expand its operations and enter new markets, further solidifying its presence in India and the USA.