The Casa Hermes Foundation, in line with its mission to promote health education, runs a series of projects at Skope – Museum of Medicine and Health that bring science to the community in an accessible, participatory, and relevant way for all ages.
Through these initiatives, knowledge is promoted, curiosity is stimulated, and more informed choices are encouraged, contributing to a more conscious and healthy society.
The NUTRIR Program—Food Literacy for Schools—was born from a partnership between the Casa Hermes Foundation, NOVA Medical School, and Costa Nova, which together launched Prato em T.
Special thanks to Aveiro TV for supporting the promotion of this work and for helping to take this mission further.
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