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An American non-profit organisation, Helpster Charity has launched ‘Influence-for-Good’ campaign aimed at leveraging the power of influencers to save the lives of vulnerable children in underprivileged regions, who need essential healthcare services.
The organisation, in 2023, introduced a life-transforming app and web platform, which connects children in need of medicare with those willing to fund such healthcare access through a highly transparent process.
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Already, 614 children have been saved through the tech solutions, with 237 still waiting for donations to enable them to access critical healthcare services.
The campaign is geared towards raising the superheroes that children in health crises need. By leveraging the influence and advocacy of these influencers, the organisation aims to globally spotlight the pressing health issues that numerous children face, especially in underprivileged regions.
The Chief Executive Officer, Helpster Charity, Kate Lysykh, stated that millions of children live in extreme poverty in under-developed and developing countries without free universal healthcare.
