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Scaling Brain Health Access for Social Impact
Culturally grounded brain-health literacy, culinary wellness, and community resilience for women and children.
Who We Are
Scaling Brain Health Access for Social Impact
Culturally grounded brain-health literacy, culinary wellness, and community resilience for women and children.
About Us
Our Story: Strength, Advocacy, and Community

We expand brain-health access through culturally grounded education and wellness programs that strengthen families and communities.
Our mission is simple: make brain health understandable, accessible, and empowering for everyone.
Reaching New Heights
In our first year as a nonprofit, The Thriving Brain & Development Project Inc. established a strong foundation and delivered meaningful, community-centered impact.
What began as a vision anchored in cultural intelligence and health equity has quickly evolved into a high-performing organization with disciplined execution, strategic partnerships, and early momentum.
Year 1 Highlights
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53 books distributed, expanding culturally grounded brain-health literacy.
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$2,500 invested to bring The Bayou Bounce™ to completion.
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Cross-sector partnerships with healthcare, education, and wellness leaders.
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Culinary wellness activations through Roots & Rhythms™ and Eat Well, Be Well™.
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Youth engagement through NeuroSeeds™, integrating brain health and STEAM.
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High-impact community touchpoints via StoryMaps, workshops, and volunteer-driven outreach.
Positioned for Scalable Growth
This first year demonstrates the power of culturally aligned programming to build trust, strengthen engagement, and drive long-term impact.
We are prepared to expand partnerships, diversify funding, and accelerate our national footprint. The momentum is clear—and we are only getting started.
53 Books
The Bayou Bounce

Book Illustrations in partnership with
$2500

Eat Well Be Well Cooking sessions in partnership with CVS Aetna
160 Participants
5 Developing Partnterships
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Columbia University Neurology
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Parkinson’s Foundation Research Advocacy
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Michael J. Fox Foundation
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CVS/Aetna
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Prime IV Hydration
Our Services
Eat Well, Be Well™
A culturally grounded culinary wellness program led by Chef Traci Vincent Druilhet — blending nutrition, brain health, and community engagement.
At The TBD Project Inc.,
We believe that culturally centered care is more than needed — it is survival. Our work stands as proof that when communities are seen, heard, and equipped with knowledge, they do more than survive — they thrive.


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