The Neuro.io Foundation uses the latest scientific and technological breakthroughs to change lives. We give the world’s most fragile communities free access to the expertise, scientific insight and digital medicine solutions that are needed to address their brain and mental health challenges – allowing them to explore their full potential.
All Special Kids (ASK) is a vital, not-for-profit resource for parents, schools and specialists supporting children with learning difficulties and special educational needs in Switzerland.
The Digital Health Hub (DH2) within the Biopôle Lausanne campus is home to the ultimate collaborative network that contains professionals, researchers and businesses from within the digital health community in Switzerland and beyond.
HackaHealth supports people with disabilities by developing personalised solutions that improve their daily living. It firmly believes in the power of togetherness, and it works to transform the perception of disability through play, inclusion and technology.
The Neural Control of Movement (NCM) Society is an international community of scientists, clinicians and students whose focus is the advancement of research into how the brain controls movement.
Douleurs Sans Frontières (DSF) is an international NGO working to relieve pain and suffering among some of the world’s most disadvantaged populations. Its Project BIAP, delivered in Maputo, Mozambique, is a Neuro.io Foundation beneficiary.
The Aznavour Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for people who are experiencing chronic pain following serious cerebral injury or injury-enforced amputation during the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in Armenia.
This Mumbai hospital supports the rehabilitation of patients suffering the effects of neurological disorders, including conditions that have been brought on by stroke. The Neuro.io Foundation supports the facility by making therapy technology available.
The Neuro.io Foundation was created through the simple vision of a neuroscientist and engineer. Our founder, Tej Tadi, had an ambition to revolutionize the future of brain and mental health for all, starting with those who face the greatest social, economic and societal challenges.
Giving access to even the most basic know-how, resources and technology brings new means and hope to those suffering from neurological disorders, chronic physical and psychological pain, anxiety, depression and the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders.
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We aim to transform the lives of more than a quarter of a million children and adults every year by providing the support, expertise and digital medicine they desperately need.
If you think your programme or foundation could benefit from our help, or if you have professional expertise that could support our work, we’d love to hear from you.
When looking at the ESCAP Vienna congress programme, you may see Dr Lucia Valmaggia’s name pop up in several places. An indication of her expertise in an area that is quickly becoming a technique to know in medicinal research, Virtual Reality
There are lots of ways you can help us deliver meaningful results in fragile communities
