The Positive Psychology Association of Kenya (PPAK) aims to:
- Create a platform for collaboration and networking among scholars, academics
and practitioners engaged in academic research and practice in the field of
positive psychology in Kenya;
- Introduce, promote and disseminate information about positive psychology
science, research, knowledge and application to the widest possible audience; Explore ways of integrating African indigenous wisdom and practices in
enhancing well-being among individuals and communities;
- Design and run programmes and activities to promote individual and
collective well-being;
- Provide learning opportunities about positive psychology through training,
workshops, seminars, symposiums and conferences;
- Provide learning opportunities about positive psychology through training,
workshops, seminars, symposiums and conferences;
- Provide and disseminate reliable and empirical evidence-based information
about the nature of well-being and the application of positive psychology
across all disciplines through online media channels, seminars, publications
and workshops;
- Provide a forum for collaboration and linkages between positive psychology
practitioners in Kenya and their counterparts around the world;
- Raise funds for carrying out activities of the Association or those incidental
thereto through subscriptions and contributions, donations and grants; and
- Authorize formation of other institutions and societies for carrying out the
objectives of the Association.
