‘promoting immunity in the community’

A large number of profits acquired through the sponsorship membership of our registered trademark is distributed amongst lower-socio-economic communities Our organisation provides empowerment and the relief of stigma for those living in poverty. Each of our programs are developed with the core aim of using preventative interventions to subjective and group well-being.

For example, the climate change component of the 5+5 a day provides a unique organic growing experience for children, their families, and the wider communities through the dome to dish and tunnel to table programs. Our unique growing method was developed in New Zealand (NZ) by our founder and successfully implemented in schools and communities, providing all the tools they need to have an all-year-round growing classroom (see our testimonials page). We accomplish this by teaching children and groups how to utilise the height of the solar geodesic dome by practicing ‘vertical farming’ and other sustainable practices not yet implemented here in the United Kingdom (UK).

Moreover, we have chosen the NHS as a recipient of funds.  Therefore, providing less pressure on the NHS and hardworking staff and just as important, ‘Climate Change’. If we all make just a few changes a day to our daily routines we can make a difference.

Breene 2016 Here We will not be able to reverse the damage which has already been done but we can contribute to it not getting out of control. As a society collectively we are in control of this and human behaviours have got us to where we are, therefore, changing those behaviours habitually. What a conversation starter ‘I have achieved my 5+5 a day’.