It’s time you embrace
your health
WHAT WE DO
Criado’s is transforming the delivery and accessibility of health education for women and girls.
We deliver modern, community-based health education designed for real life.
We are committed to building
healthier and more equitable
communities.
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Healing happens together.
Our community-driven approach creates safe, supportive spaces where women learn, share, and grow—because health education is more powerful when we do it side by side. -
Where learning meets real life.
Our workshops are more than sessions—they’re experiences. Join us for dynamic, hands-on workshops that make health education engaging, practical, and unforgettable. -
Changing the narrative.
For generations, women’s health research has been overlooked—leaving critical gaps in hormone, cycle, and body literacy. Criado is reshaping that reality. Our research is building the evidence base for smarter education, better care, and a future where women’s health is finally understood on its own terms. -
Empowering forward.
Our certification programs equip educators with the tools and training to deliver impactful, culturally relevant health education in their communities. Certified professionals see stronger business performance, gaining more clients, and greater consistency and efficiency in their services.
HEALTHCARE THAT MAKES SENSE.
Join the 10,000+ educated across our Criado programs
SUPPORTED BY
the two women who
STARTED IT ALL
KYLINN ASKEW
Kylinn is a passionate community advocate and social impact leader committed to transforming ideas into action. With a background spanning both nonprofit and corporate sectors, she specializes in building programs, partnerships, and fundraising strategies that drive lasting, community-centered change. Kylinn has collaborated with organizations across the country to scale initiatives that improve health outcomes, promote equity, and foster sustainable growth. Kylinn believes in the power of storytelling, data-driven insights, and authentic partnerships to create meaningful, measurable change. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find her on the tennis court or exploring new travel destinations.
OLUWATOSIN (TOSI) ADENIYI-MILLER
Tosi 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.
