Headington Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the well-being and resilience of humanitarian workers and organizations with staff working in challenging and high-stress environments. Founded in 2001, the Institute focuses on providing psychological support, training, and resources to these individuals and their organizations. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by those involved in humanitarian, disaster response, and development efforts, Headington Institute offers a range of services, including training programs, counseling, and resources aimed at enhancing the mental health and effectiveness of individuals and teams operating in the field. By addressing the emotional and psychological needs of those in the humanitarian sector, the Headington Institute contributes to the overall effectiveness and sustainability of global relief and development efforts.