The Fringe provides a health promotion platform that collaborates with communities to create healthier environments and deliver evidence-based interventions. They focus on food, movement, and engagement to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills for improved wellbeing and to address noncommunicable diseases.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
The prevalence of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) is exacerbated by fragmented health information and environments that do not actively promote healthier choices. This leads to individuals lacking the knowledge and practical support needed to make informed decisions about their wellbeing.
Solution
The Fringe offers a health promotion platform that collaborates with communities to establish healthier environments and deliver evidence-based interventions. Their approach focuses on food, movement, and engagement to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills for improved wellbeing. By creating accessible and engaging initiatives, The Fringe aims to make healthier living practical and sustainable. They work with local partners to address the social, economic, and environmental factors influencing NCDs, fostering community-driven change.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes community organizations, local businesses, and individuals seeking practical support and resources to adopt healthier lifestyles and mitigate the impact of noncommunicable diseases.
Features
- Community-based interventions focused on healthier food preparation and consumption.
- Programs designed to increase physical activity through accessible and inclusive movement initiatives.
- Engagement strategies that foster social connection and create memorable everyday experiences.
- Educational resources and workshops that empower individuals with knowledge for informed health decisions.
- Pop-up kitchen services offering healthier meal options for events and daily needs.
- A physical cafe and studio space serving as a hub for health promotion activities and community interaction.
- Collaboration with local partners to integrate health promotion into existing community structures.