The World Has Forgotten Them, but They Haven’t: Students and Doctors from St. Elizabeth University Launch a New Initiative on Facebook
Follow the St. Elizabeth Missions on Facebook: stories of rescue and help.
St. Elizabeth Missions are coming to Facebook and Instagram. Through these profiles, St. Elizabeth University will show you real stories of rescue and help in the field.
A team of dedicated doctors, social workers and students is opening the door to their everyday reality. St. Elizabeth University of Health and Social Work is proud to present the missions’ new social media profiles.
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Through Facebook and Instagram, you can now get right to the heart of the action around the world. You will gain exclusive access to news from places that require our constant attention and solidarity.
The mission and legacy of Professor Krčméry
The main goal of the missions remains to bring healthcare to poor regions that the world often forgets. Every day, volunteers in the field build on the lifelong work and legacy of Professor Vladimír Krčméry.
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His vision of selfless help for the most vulnerable is deeply rooted in every one of the university’s humanitarian projects. Now, through social media, the university will show you how this important work continues today.
You will find yourself on the front line alongside people who devote their time and energy to saving others. You will see with your own eyes how your support truly changes the lives of entire communities in need.
What you will find on the missions’ new profiles
This new online space will bring a regular dose of authentic content documenting work on humanitarian projects. By following the profiles, you will get a detailed picture of what help looks like in practice.
Get ready for a steady stream of inspiring and educational content from around the world. The posts will mainly include:
Authentic stories of the people who have been saved and of courageous volunteers.
A realistic look at the demanding day-to-day work in the field.
The latest news and the challenges the medical team is currently facing.
Concrete ways in which you yourself can actively get involved in humanitarian aid.
Become part of a strong community that believes in respect, hope and the importance of helping every human being. By following the profiles, you will see that your attention and engagement also make a huge difference in saving lives.