Healthy Heroes Pittsburgh (HHP) aims to promote the wellbeing and longevity of low-income Pittsburgh neighborhoods by increasing awareness of the importance of eating nutritious foods and maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle. The team will host interactive workshops for children ages 5-7 and their parents to learn the foundations of keeping physically and mentally fit. Lessons topics can include whole food meal preparation, analyzing nutrition labels/ingredients, minimizing screen-time, and practicing mindfulness. The curriculum is distinct in that it is tailored to the needs of the Pittsburgh public, carefully considering local food access, budgets, and work schedules. Information provided is backed by scientific research, incorporating recent and relevant findings. HHP will also provide parents with resources regarding local food suppliers, organizations, and government assistance programs. These sessions will be delivered in the fall in city community centers. Additionally, in order to ensure the impact of this project is sustainable in the long-term, Ashima will work to facilitate community partnerships between local businesses and food pantries in order to make nutritious, locally-sourced, and affordable meals accessible to all. Lack of access to nutritious foods and poor health literacy is one of the largest social determinants of health. Through Healthy Heroes Pittsburgh, Ashima wishes to abate the increasingly large health disparities that affect the Pittsburgh area.