Guidance from the UK Government and the World Health Organization, and published research, point the same way: digital wellbeing support is more accurate and safer when it rests on specialist, reviewed knowledge and is given a clearly defined job. HERE is that knowledge: activities written and reviewed by HERE's own team, built from eight years of work with children, teens and families in the UK and US, and organised around five wellbeing pillars.
At a glance
Who writes the activities
The HERE team, never generated
Years of practice
Eight, in the UK and US
Design
Evidence-informed and trauma-informed
Wellbeing pillars
Mindfulness, Nature, Creativity, Connection, Trauma-Informed Care
Languages
English and Spanish
Sources cited
UK Government, World Health Organization, Scientific Reports, npj Digital Medicine
The Emotional Wellbeing Intelligence Layer General AI Is Missing
General-purpose AI is powerful, but wellbeing needs trusted knowledge, defined boundaries and specialist support underneath. HERE provides the intelligence layer that makes those experiences more relevant, reliable and grounded in real-world practice.
Bridging the AI Expertise Gap
General-purpose AI models are highly capable but lack domain expertise, often generating plausible but completely incorrect information. Official guidance from the UK Government AI Insights explicitly states that anchoring LLMs to domain-specific data and retrieval systems is the key to delivering relevant and reliable results.
How HERE helps
We provide the critical domain-specific layer that general LLMs lack. By retrieving activities directly from the verified HERE mindfulness and emotional wellbeing database, wellbeing platforms ensure their AI delivers accurate, safe and contextually aware support rather than generic guesses.
UK Government, Artificial Intelligence Playbook for the UK Government10 February 2025
A Defined Job for Safety
Unchecked, open-ended AI can introduce serious risks to human health. Official guidance from the World Health Organization recommends that AI used in healthcare and wellbeing environments be restricted to well-defined tasks, satisfying strict requirements for safety, accuracy and efficacy.
How HERE helps
We give wellbeing AI a clear, safe and structured objective. By anchoring conversational models to the HERE mindfulness and emotional wellbeing database, developers ensure their AI doesn’t veer into unsafe territory. Instead, it fulfils a precise, reliable function: matching users with expertly validated wellbeing activities.
World Health Organization, Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health: Guidance on Large Multi-Modal Models18 January 2024
Quality Over Scale
Bigger isn’t always better. Research published in Scientific Reports shows that specialised, domain-specific AI models consistently outperform much larger, general-purpose models on targeted tasks. High-quality, hyper-relevant knowledge matters far more than massive model scale.
How HERE helps
You don’t need to run massive, expensive AI infrastructure to build an elite wellbeing product. Integrating the specialised HERE mindfulness and emotional wellbeing database injects premium domain intelligence directly into your AI workflow, allowing even compact, private models to outperform generic giants on wellbeing tasks.
Scientific Reports, Domain-specific versus general large language models: a review and empirical benchmark in real medical texts28 July 2026
Grounding Reduced Hallucinations From 8% to 0%
Clinical research proves that when large language models are forced to look at a specialist knowledge base rather than relying solely on their internal memory, text errors drop completely to zero. Anchoring AI in a dedicated reference library eliminates risky guessing and drastically boosts factual accuracy.
How HERE helps
Mental and emotional wellbeing leave no room for AI guessing games. The HERE mindfulness and emotional wellbeing database serves as that exact specialised reference layer. By forcing your LLM to fetch answers directly from our verified repository of structured activities, you instantly eliminate the risk of hallucinated advice, ensuring a safe, credible and accurate experience for your users.
npj Digital Medicine, Retrieval-Augmented Generation Elevates Local LLM Quality in Radiology Contrast Media Consultation2 July 2025
What HERE brings
Activities written and reviewed by the HERE team, never generated.
Timely, seasonal and locally configurable experiences.
Individual, group, classroom, professional and family formats.
Eight years of real-world support.
Evidence-informed and trauma-informed design.
English and Spanish content.
Five wellbeing pillars: Mindfulness, Nature, Creativity, Connection and Trauma-Informed Care.
Questions people ask
What does grounded wellbeing support mean?
Support that draws its answers from a specialist, reviewed body of knowledge rather than from a general model's memory. Grounding is what keeps suggestions accurate and stops a tool inventing things that sound right but are not.
Are HERE's activities evidence-informed?
Yes. They are evidence-informed and trauma-informed, written and reviewed by the HERE team from eight years of real-world work with children, teens, families and the professionals around them.
What are HERE's five wellbeing pillars?
Mindfulness, Nature, Creativity, Connection and Trauma-Informed Care. Every activity sits under one or more of them.
Who works with HERE?
London councils and family hubs, Premier League club foundations, government agencies in Nebraska and charitable foundations in the US, among others.
Is HERE a clinical or crisis service?
No. HERE offers wellbeing support and activities. It is not a medical, crisis or emergency service, and it never presents itself as one.
