This thesis explores how mental health support for women in urban slum communities in Bangalore can be improved through service delivery redesign. From a research perspective, the project investigates systemic barriers such as stigma, cost, literacy, and cultural mismatch through secondary research and field engagement conducted with NIMHANS and FEDINA. The findings inform Mindful Scoops, a community-led service model that demonstrates how research can translate into accessible, preventive mental health outreach without introducing new clinical interventions.