BrianMwendwa180/safe-haven-africa

# Resilience Hub A **privacy‑focused mental health web application** designed to support survivors of digital harm across Africa through anonymous access to CBT tools, guided breathing, journaling, and verified crisis resources. --- ## 🌍 Problem Survivors of online abuse, harassment, and digital harm often face: * Fear of exposure when seeking help * Limited access to affordable mental‑health support * Lack of region‑specific crisis resources in Africa Safe Haven Africa addresses this by providing **anonymous, secure, and trauma‑informed mental health support** without requiring users to reveal their identity. --- ## ✨ Key Features * 🔐 **Anonymous Authentication** – Users can access support without exposing personal identity * 🧠 **CBT Modules** – Evidence‑based cognitive behavioral therapy exercises * 🌬️ **Guided Breathing Exercises** – Grounding tools for anxiety and panic * 📓 **Private Journaling** – Secure space for emotional reflection * 🚨 **African Crisis Resources** – Localized helplines and support organizations * 🛡️ **Privacy‑First Design** – No tracking, minimal data collection --- ## 📸 Screenshots ### Dahboard Page ### CBT Page ### Crisis Resources --- ## 👥 Demo Access To allow full evaluation of the platform, please use the demo credentials below: ``` Email: demo@safehaven.app Password: demo1234 ``` > ⚠️ Demo account is read‑only. Data may reset periodically. --- ## 🧪 How to Explore the App 1. Visit: safe-haven-africa.vercel.app 2. Log in using the demo credentials above 3. Watch the demo vedio here: [youtu.be] 5. Navigate through: * CBT modules * Breathing exercises * Journaling interface * Crisis resources section --- ## 🛠️ Tech Stack **Frontend:** * Typescript * React js **Backend:** * Node.js * Express js **Database:** * MongoDB **Deployment:** * Vercel --- ## 🤝 Team Collaboration This project was built collaboratively as a team effort. Contributions included: * UI/UX design and trauma‑inf …