YesLove! is a company that leverages technology to promote healthy romantic and intimate relationships through a mental health lens.

We provide guidance and support on love and emotional wellbeing to individuals, couples, and organisations through a range of approaches, including safe, non-judgmental workshops and masterclasses, alongside the development of digital tools that enable us to support people more effectively and at scale.

Our work helps people navigate intimate relationship challenges that impact their mental wellbeing, productivity, and overall quality of life, recognising the wider ripple effect this has on families, workplaces, and society as a whole.

In today’s fast-paced world, where love is often entangled with complexity, YesLove! was born from a story of resilience and innovation, led by Jael Kayumbi. Inspired by her own experiences, Jael transformed personal adversity into a mission rooted in healing, understanding, and meaningful change.

At a pivotal moment in her life, as she navigated the emotional challenges within her relationship, Jael encountered something rarely spoken about, the deep connection between love and mental health. Where others saw only difficulty, she saw an opportunity to rethink how individuals and couples are supported.

Shaped by lived experience and a genuine desire to help others, YesLove! is built on compassion, understanding, and growth. With technology as a tool and mental health as its foundation, it was created to transform the way relationship support is accessed and experienced.

YesLove! is more than a platform. It is a safe, supportive space where technology meets human empathy, and where love is understood through a mental health lens. Cultural sensitivity sits at the heart of everything we do, ensuring that every individual and relationship is supported in a way that feels seen, understood, and respected.

To bring this vision to life, Jael collaborated with mental health professionals and a dedicated team of changemakers, including volunteers from the University of Staffordshire and Keele University. Together, they have built a growing resource that supports individuals, couples, and organisations navigating relationship challenges that impact mental wellbeing, productivity, and wider aspects of life.