Extreme heat
Supporting earlier heat-risk awareness and practical steps to reduce children’s exposure.
Personalised climate-health intelligence for children
Smarter signals, safer children.
CG Health helps caregivers anticipate climate-related health risks by translating environmental data and child-specific factors into clear, timely and personalised preventive guidance.
- Informed by 50 caregivers
- Four climate-health risk areas
- Responsible by design
Designed for responsible collaboration with caregivers, communities, researchers and public-health partners.
Today
Risk indicator
Moderate
heat risk
Because: sustained high temperatures and a young age band.
Preventive guidance
Plan outdoor time for cooler parts of the day.
Offer fluids regularly and watch for early signs of discomfort.
Preventive alert
Heat rising this afternoon — shift outdoor play to the early morning.
The gap
Climate information is available. Child-specific guidance is not.
Climate-related hazards such as extreme heat, air pollution, flooding and climate-sensitive disease can affect children differently depending on their age, health needs and location. Yet caregivers often receive fragmented environmental information or general alerts that do not explain what the risk means for their child or what action to take next.
Fragmented information
Weather, environmental and health information often comes from separate sources, making it difficult for caregivers to form a clear picture.
Generic alerts
Most warnings do not account for a child’s age, health needs, location or individual vulnerability.
Unclear next steps
Knowing that a hazard is present does not always tell caregivers what practical preventive action they should take.
Our approach
From environmental signals to practical preventive action
CG Health brings environmental intelligence and child-specific factors together to help caregivers understand emerging risks and take appropriate preventive action earlier.
- Step 1
Understand the child
Relevant information such as age, location and selected health vulnerabilities helps contextualise potential risk.
- Step 2
Monitor environmental conditions
The platform brings together weather, air-quality and geospatial signals relevant to child health.
- Step 3
Assess and explain risk
An explainable risk engine identifies the potential risk level and the factors contributing to it.
- Step 4
Guide preventive action
Caregivers receive timely, personalised and practical recommendations designed to support informed decisions.
CG Health supports preventive awareness and decision-making. It does not diagnose illness or replace professional medical advice.
Climate-health priorities
Helping families prepare for changing environmental risks
Air pollution and respiratory risk
Helping caregivers interpret environmental conditions in relation to children’s respiratory vulnerability.
Flooding
Providing earlier, location-relevant guidance to support household preparedness and child safety.
Climate-sensitive diseases
Supporting preventive awareness of changing environmental conditions associated with risks such as dengue.
Caregiver insights
Built around the needs of caregivers
Early formative research with 50 caregivers in Malaysia helped shape the platform’s focus on personalisation, clarity and practical action.
93%
71%
57%
Reported that relevant information was fragmented.
50%
Identified air pollution as a leading concern.
36%
Felt that existing alerts were too general.
Early caregiver research conducted by CG Health in Malaysia, 2026. These findings are formative and should not be interpreted as evidence of clinical effectiveness.
Country context
Why this matters in Malaysia
- Children exposed to air pollution
- 8.11 millionChildren exposed to air pollution
- Children exposed to heatwaves
- 1.16 millionChildren exposed to heatwaves
- Children exposed to riverine flooding
- 1.17 millionChildren exposed to riverine flooding
Source: UNICEF Malaysia climate and environmental risk estimates, 2025.
Implementation
Designed for local validation and responsible scale
CG Health is preparing pilot and validation opportunities with prospective public-health, academic and community collaborators. Each implementation is intended to be adapted to local climate risks, health priorities, language, governance requirements and community needs.
Stylised illustration of exploratory locations. No confirmed partnerships or completed pilots are represented.
- Prospective implementation and evaluation
Malaysia
Priority areas include extreme heat, air pollution, dengue and flooding, with prospective implementation and evaluation alongside public-health, academic and community stakeholders.
- Early pilot planning
Pakistan
Early pilot planning focuses on locally relevant climate-health risks, community needs and responsible evidence generation.
- Initial feasibility engagement
Kenya
Initial engagement is exploring the feasibility of a climate-health pilot responsive to extreme heat, flooding, dust, poor air quality and climate-sensitive diseases.
All pilots remain subject to partner agreement, ethics and governance requirements, local data-protection obligations, technical validation and implementation readiness.
Our commitments
Responsible by design
Climate-health technology must be transparent, safe and responsive to the communities it serves. CG Health is being developed with responsible innovation principles embedded throughout product design, implementation and evaluation.
Explainability
Risk levels should be accompanied by understandable reasons and practical guidance.
Privacy and data minimisation
Only information necessary for the intended purpose should be collected and appropriately protected.
Human oversight
Technology should support—not replace—caregivers, health professionals and public-health systems.
Local adaptation
Guidance, thresholds and implementation approaches should reflect local evidence, language, regulation and community context.
Work with us
Building climate-resilient child health together
We welcome conversations with organisations interested in pilot implementation, research, technical validation, community engagement, responsible funding and public-health integration.
Government and public-health agencies
Explore responsible implementation, public-health alignment and locally relevant pilot opportunities.
Academic and research institutions
Collaborate on ethics, evaluation, evidence generation and scientific validation.
NGOs and community organisations
Support community engagement, localisation and equitable access.
Schools and healthcare providers
Explore practical settings for caregiver engagement and preventive-health support.
Climate, technology and data partners
Strengthen environmental intelligence, interoperability and responsible technical development.
Funders and corporate partners
Support pilot delivery, evidence generation and responsible pathways to scale.
Leadership
Led by digital health, clinical and implementation expertise
CG Health is led by a multidisciplinary founding team combining digital-health innovation, clinical knowledge, entrepreneurship, research, strategy and cross-country implementation planning.
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Siti Zulaikha Zulkiflee
Siti is an award-winning digital-health innovator, clinical dietitian and entrepreneur working at the intersection of technology, preventive health and responsible innovation. She holds an MSc in Digital Health and Entrepreneurship with Distinction from University College London and a BSc in Dietetics. Her career spans digital-health delivery, clinical leadership and venture development.
As Co-Founder and CEO of CG Health, Siti has taken the venture from an early concept to a functioning AI-assisted platform informed by formative research with caregivers. She leads its strategy, product and technology direction, evidence generation, partnerships, fundraising and operations. Her work has brought CG Health into engagement with government, public-health, academic and community stakeholders across multiple countries as she builds pathways for responsible pilot implementation and international scale.
Siti’s work is driven by a clear ambition: to turn complex climate and environmental data into timely, practical intelligence that helps families protect children before health risks escalate.
Credential highlights
- MSc Digital Health and Entrepreneurship with Distinction, UCL
- Clinical dietetics and preventive-health background
- Digital product, research and partnership leadership
Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer
Anoushay Khurshid
Anoushay is an entrepreneur and business leader with executive experience in building organisations, shaping strategy and guiding ventures through growth. She brings a strong commercial and operational perspective to CG Health, complementing the team’s digital-health and clinical expertise.
At CG Health, she leads strategic planning, research, evidence generation, monitoring and evaluation, and implementation planning. Her work focuses on developing locally responsive implementation models, strengthening organisational readiness and creating responsible pathways for partnership and scale across different countries and health systems.
Credential highlights
- MSc Digital Health and Entrepreneurship with Distinction, UCL
- Entrepreneurial and executive leadership
- Strategy, operations and organisational growth
- Research, implementation and cross-country scale
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Let’s explore what we can build together
Tell us about your organisation, location and area of interest. We would be happy to discuss potential partnerships, pilots, research or demonstrations.