We provide modernized delivery of culturally competent women’s health education through intentional & uplifting social experiences.
THE BRIDGE BETWEEN
WOMEN AND WELLBEING
OUR PROMISE
At CRIADO, we promise to revolutionize health education for women and girls by delivering culturally competent, accessible, and engaging wellness programs. With a commitment to empowering marginalized communities, we leverage technology and modern approaches to create a world where every woman feels inspired and equipped to take control of her health, fostering a future of healthier, stronger communities.
OUR GOALS
ENABLE
Enable 100,000 women to access traditional and alternative well-being resources to reduce everyday stress and anxiety.
EQUIP
Equip 7,500 women with access to resources and education to encourage hormonal health and safe perinatal practices.
PROVIDE
Provide 7,500 women with the education and tools to utilize smart technology to take charge of their health by 2033.
ASSIST
Economically assist 2,500 women, facilitating their access to wellbeing education and enabling the effective implementation of resources.
OUR FOUNDERS
KYLINN ASKEW
She is a dedicated community advocate and social impact leader with a proven track record of creating and nurturing impact-driven initiatives. Kylinn brings a unique blend of skills and insights in both nonprofit and corporate environments. Kylinn assists organizations nationwide with programming, partnerships and fundraising efforts to drive sustainable growth. Prior to entering the non-profit space, her background in Corporate Social Responsibility included successfully scaling impact initiatives for several Fortune 500 companies. Kylinn is passionate about sharing her expertise and empowering participants to leverage storytelling, impact measurement, and effective community partnerships to drive meaningful change and create positive social impact within their respective fields. Outside of work, you’ll find Kylinn hitting the tennis courts, exploring new destinations, or immersing herself in the arts.
OLUWATOSIN (TOSI) ADENIYI-MILLER
She advocates for a proactive, holistic approach to health, starting with early preconception education. Tosi is currently pursuing her Master of Public Health at Emory University, specializing in global and maternal child health. With a background in strategic roles and program development, she has led impactful initiatives at Fortune 500 companies like the Home Depot and local nonprofit organizations such as the Center for Black Women's Wellness. Tosi is also a lover of Afrobeats and a certified prenatal yoga instructor. Her work illustrates a deep commitment to empowering women through education and community-based health practices.