In person training: Live Well, learn together

Our dynamic, participatory workshops are tailored to the everyday realities of the people we serve. Conducted in schools, health centers, and community spaces, these sessions focus on practical strategies for improving nutrition, increasing physical activity, managing stress, and preventing non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

Every training is built around local culture—using regional ingredients, traditional recipes, and budget-conscious tips. The result? Learning that resonates, habits that stick, and ripple effects that extend far beyond each session.

Key features:

• Culturally relevant and gender-sensitive content

• Peer learning and community engagement

• Actionable tools for healthier routines at home and beyond

HAI Coach AI: Your Smart Wellness Ally

Our E-Coaching service combines behavior change science with artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver personalized health guidance—via mobile platforms. Users receive nutrition and wellness training, recipes adapted to their budget and preferences, timely nudges, easy tips, and motivational support to help them improve their routines and achieve better well-being.

Whether it's eating better, moving more, or cutting back on sugary drinks, our AI-based coaching helps people make small, achievable changes that add up to powerful results.

Key features:

• Friendly, chat-based interface

• Accessible in low-connectivity environments

• Curated content by health and behavior change experts

Healthy Kids, Bright Futures: Play, Learn, and Grow

The strongest health habits are the ones built in childhood. Through hands-on workshops for children and parents, we promote age-appropriate nutrition education, recipe exploration, and playful learning around food and active play.

We also support caregivers with practical tools—like lunchbox menu ideas and healthy snack guides—so they can nurture wellness at home from the earliest years.

Key features:

• Interactive learning tailored to children’s needs

• Practical tips for parents and caregivers

• Early prevention with long-term impact