Essential to the welfare of the villagers has been the counseling and psychosocial support work provided by the committed and experienced Community Psychosocial Unit. Approximately 700+ people use the service every year.

Counseling, delivered through group workshops includes:

1. Dealing with exam stress including education seminars
   Anger and emotion management
   Domestic violence and child abuse
   Substance abuse
   Resolution of past experiences
   Financial management
   School bullying
   Family conflict resolution
   Physical health as a part of mental well-being
   Trauma counseling
   Interpersonal relationship development through sports, debating, cultural and religious activities
2. Resposible utilisation of social media
   Identification and achievement of personal goals and ambitions

This is a special service provided for rural communities, mainly due to the fact that many of the issues raised are considered taboo within Sri Lanka culture.

Since the Foundation of Goodness extended its services to the post-war North in 2011, the necessity to provide psycho-social supports to this region became evident. Current programmes conducted in the North include:

Maternity mental health clinics
Counseling and psycho-social support for soldiers and ex-combatants.
Drama, art, play, music and creative therapy