HARTS Story
After sharing her story about how she was not able to get into any university in Iceland as an autistic, ADHD, and severely dyslexic student but was able to get on the Dean's list at one of the best universities in America, Jóhanna Birna Bjartmarsdóttir saw an opportunity to have a positive impact on the higher education system in Iceland for students with learning disabilities.
decided to found HARTS so that other students in Iceland
Implementing a systematic prevention program into society is the only way to ensure that all children, regardless of their sex, abilities, social, political, economic, or financial situations, have access to the fundamental tools and knowledge that allow them to make informed decisions aligned with their values, lead healthy lives, and overcome adversities.
HARTS mission is to conduct reviews of the existing literature on nutrition, CPR training, and mental and physical health promotion curricula before starting to do more comprehensive analysis of how to design an culturally competent health literacy curriculum for K-12 education in Iceland.
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About HARTS
Implementing a systematic prevention program into society is the only way to ensure that all children, regardless of their sex, abilities, social, political, economic, or financial situations, have access to the fundamental tools and knowledge that allow them to make informed decisions aligned with their values, lead healthy lives, and overcome adversities.
HARTS mission is to conduct reviews of the existing literature on nutrition, CPR training, and mental and physical health promotion curricula before starting to do more comprehensive analysis of how to design an culturally competent health literacy curriculum for K-12 education in Iceland.
Global Health Philosophy
Implementing a systematic prevention program into society is the only way to ensure that all children, regardless of their sex, abilities, social, political, economic, or financial situations, have access to the fundamental tools and knowledge that allow them to make informed decisions aligned with their values, lead healthy lives, and overcome adversities.
HARTS mission is to conduct reviews of the existing literature on nutrition, CPR training, and mental and physical health promotion curricula before starting to do more comprehensive analysis of how to design an culturally competent health literacy curriculum for K-12 education in Iceland.
About HARTS
Implementing a systematic prevention program into society is the only way to ensure that all children, regardless of their sex, abilities, social, political, economic, or financial situations, have access to the fundamental tools and knowledge that allow them to make informed decisions aligned with their values, lead healthy lives, and overcome adversities.
HARTS mission is to conduct reviews of the existing literature on nutrition, CPR training, and mental and physical health promotion curricula before starting to do more comprehensive analysis of how to design an culturally competent health literacy curriculum for K-12 education in Iceland.