A New Curriculum Brings SuperBetter to Students in Developing Countries
While our SuperBetter team is hyper-focused on the commercial expansion of our core digital business, an ally is empowering youth in parts of the world that we can't reach with our app.
Children For Health, a UK non-profit, created a curriculum for educators that brings our SuperBetter framework to students in low resource schools. It incorporates learnings from a year-long pilot in rural Zambia where students learned our resilience-building method and used it to tackle local challenges including malaria, nutrition and mental wellbeing. The pilot was funded with a grant from AstraZeneca.
Children For Health will distribute the curriculum through their networks. Download a copy here.
Our North Star is to unlock the heroic potential of 50 million young people around the world. Near term, this alliance is a source of social impact and learning. Longer-term it may open doors for business opportunities with global development organizations for initiatives that include our SuperBetter app.




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