C4WI

Charitable services, namely, promoting public awareness of world problems that contribute to poor health and poverty; Promoting collaboration within the scientific, research and medical communities to achieve advances in the field of healthcare; Promoting collaboration within the scientific, research and provider communities to achieve advances in the field of health outcomes and poverty-related global crises

Charitable services, namely, providing training in the field of providing preventative solutions and putting people on a path to health and self-sufficiency; Education services, namely, providing panel discussions in the field of collaboration regarding global well-being, use of toolkits to impact local communities, and decreasing poverty and health crises; Arranging and conducting of training courses in the field of increasing global well-being and impact and preventing poverty and health crises; Conducting of in-person educational forums in the field of increasing global well-being and impact and preventing poverty and health crises; Developing training systems and learning methodologies for others; Education services, namely, providing non-downloadable webinars in the field of collaboration regarding global well-being, use of toolkits to impact local communities, and decreasing poverty and health crises; Educational services, namely, conducting webinars, mentorships, collaborative workgroups, and trainings surrounding community impact and toolkits in the fields of increasing global well-being and impact and preventing poverty and health crises and distribution of training materials in connection therewith; Providing training in the field of increasing global well-being and impact and preventing poverty and health crises; Providing on-line training through the use of webinars, mentorship, and toolkits in the field of increasing global well-being and impact and preventing poverty and health crises; Virtual training services in the field of increasing global well-being and impact and preventing poverty and health crises