Our Partners

We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with the charities and organisations detailed below to help us educate all corners of the world, on our mission of tackling global malnutrition.

Meet Our Partners

Worldwide Universities Network

The WUN will support our international collaboration with universities and so help us in establishing our global student network.

This partnership will extend our scheme's worldwide reach as well as ensuring a stable future for our project.

NHS Health Education England

As they provide national coordination of public health education, partnering with the HEE will improve the execution of our UK launch. This partnership will helping the project in terms of scale-ability and accessibility, to enable a successful education scheme across the UK, allowing us to then go global.

The Food Foundation Organisation

With the shared mission of ensuring affordable and accessible healthy diets across all nations, by partnering with The Food Foundation Organisation we will work together to deliver cost-effective dietary recommendations and swaps, for years to come, therefore allowing parents to improve their child's microbiome today, as well as in the future.

Medecins Sans Frontiers

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) are passionate about accessibility for all, regardless of circumstance, be it man-made or natural disaster, for example. They will help us to understand the barriers we may face, and how to overcome them to help us execute our education scheme in the most appropriate and accessible manner for all, all across the globe.

Guts UK Charity

This UK-based non-profit organisation centres around fighting the stigma related to gut health and digestive diseases.

By partnering with them, we will ensure our education utilises the correct terminology to help reduce stigma surrounding gut health, as well as increasing parental awareness of digestive diseases.