Senegal MindUp
Empowering communities through nutrition, education, and child development programs in Senegal
The Heights and Minds Foundation signed a Partnership Memorandum of Understanding with the National Nutrition Council CNDN (le Conseil National du Developpment de la Nutrition / former CLM) on October 30, 2019 in Senegal. Under the Partnership, the CNDN and HMF aim to develop the MindUp concept and establish various MindUps as pilots in Greater Dakar and Thiess in Senegal.
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1598 Children
1627 Families
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Our Impact in Action
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Comprehensive Care Programs
Holistic support designed to nurture healthy growth, strengthen families, and build resilient communities
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About Our Senegal Center
Discover the journey, partnerships, and community-driven initiatives that make our center a beacon of hope and transformation
The MindUp Tawfekh Keur Jaboot, located in Jaxaay, Senegal, was among the first initiatives launched by Heights and Minds, in partnership with Gouy Gui and the Conseil National de Développement de la Nutrition (CNDN). Since opening in January 2020, it has delivered essential services such as growth monitoring, personalized counseling, and daily meal demonstrations, empowering families to prepare affordable, nutritious meals at home with an emphasis on increasing fruit and vegetable intake.
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To promote financial sustainability, Tawfekh Keur Jaboot also operates a boutique featuring locally produced dried fruits and enriched flours, providing essential nutrients for child growth. All products are quality-monitored by CNDN. In December 2024, three more MindUps will open across Greater Dakar, furthering our mission to combat chronic malnutrition and enhance child development.
Transform Lives in Senegal
Your support enables us to continue nurturing healthy childhoods, strengthening families, and building sustainable communities. Every contribution creates lasting impact.
1598 Children Served
1627 Families Reached