SuperHealth is an NGO (Non Governmental Organization) with consultative status to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
What does this mean?
The U.N. has 17 goals to achieve by 2030. One goal is to promote good health and well-being for the global citizen. A subcategory of this is to assist with the substance abuse epidemic.
The UN looks to SuperHealth as having “special competencies” to help them meet their goals. We will achieve this by working with the UN Office of Drug Control and Crime to strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, narcotic drugs, and the harmful effects of alcohol. We will dialogue with other groups and present guidance and bold action recommendations within our area of expertise. We provide education and training in the precise yogic teachings, nutrition, and sacred therapies for the upliftment of the human spirit for all of humanity.
Repercussions of Covid
The impact of the COVID pandemic exacerbated the pre-existing substance abuse epidemic. It has been a driving catalyst behind the increased use of alcohol and drugs as well as the rapid and substantial decline in mental and emotional well-being.
During this critical time and with the support of the UN, the practices, and teachings of SuperHealth have the potential to reach and positively impact citizens across the world.
Countries must find ways to ensure that mental health services, including for substance abuse, are accessible and available to all. We at SuperHealth encourage a greater focus on accessible, safe, low-cost interventions and support to ensure the promotion of mental health and well-being of communities as they recover from the pandemic.
Collaboration
It is a privilege and a blessing to work with like-minded organizations in the spirit of goodwill and friendship.
Contact us to further mutual goals in service to humanity.
Aadya Eastman
Aadya@superhealthun.org.