hope for Generational Health

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In areas of crisis or conflict, Generational Health decline is most severe. For example, war or natural disaster create significant environmental toxicity, mental or physical abuse, and removal of critical safety and life-saving resources.

In these communities, Generational Health is threatened, measurably and scientifically, by the lack of funding, inadequate services, continued use of products creating and passing on environmental toxicity to generations, and a persistent lack of innovation in women’s and children’s health.

Addressing generational CRISIS is essential

TOP 3 crisis Programs

Toxicity at the front lines, and hot zones

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Playground equipment shrouded in thick fog

Prevalent increases in female and child mortality

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a group of children playing with bubbles in a field

Improvement in primary and innovative support services

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blue bed linen near white window curtain