There are thousands who cant see the world as we do... Donate your Eyes after you have completed watching the world and let another look and feel the World as you did. Join the world largest Eye Donation Society - Sri Lanka Eye Donation Society Sri Lanka Eye Donation Society Address: 120/12, Vidya Mawatha, Colombo 07. Sri Lanka Tel: 0112692051, 0112698040, 0112698041, 0112698043 More info at: http://lankapromo.com/promotions-sri-lanka/35-hot-promotions-sri-lanka/169-eye-donation-ins-sri-lanka.html a helping Hand from Lanka Promotions

Director: Jonathan Alric | Production: Iconoclast UK

One crisis has caused another. 2 out of 5 critical care workers in the UK are suffering from PTSD as a result of the pandemic. It’s a terrible statistic. We’re very proud to be involved in this project to raise awareness of not only what our frontline workers are going through, but also the incredible work that Frontline19 are doing to support them. Production: Academy Films EP: Medb Riordan Producer: Gemma Priggen Production Manager: Cara Mills Production assistant: Rosana Irwin Production assistant (shoot) : Katie Kennedy Client: Frontline19 Agency: adam&eveDDB Creatives: Rick Gayton & Darren Beresford Agency Producer: Katie Heaselgrave Casting: Sue Odell Cast: Claire Odia, Sarah Hendry, Leo Hunter, Roselind Owusu, Howard Lee, Samuel Clifford, Vicky Hall. DOP: Jaime Ackroyd 1st AC: Mike Hannides 2nd AC: Conor Kennedy 1st AD: Joshua Loftin Runner: Megan Calcutt Gaffer: Deepan Thava & Leo Olesker Electrician: Brian Salcedoavila Lighting van driver: Colum Ewart DIT: Jessie Viljoin Sound Recordist: Simon Haggis Art Director: Louis Simonon Editor: Stephen Dunne @Tenthree Edit Producer: Julian Richards Post: Selected works Post Producer : Alex Fitzgerald Colour: Electric Theatre Collective Colourist: Jason Wallis Colour producer: Olly Whitworth With thanks to: Panavision Panalux Protape Kevin Macdonald Lawrence Elman Docsville James Blake

Moral injury is a war inside. No one should fight alone. Learn more at VOA.org. Agency: The Richards Group Director: Isaac Ravishankara Producer: Matt Day Prod. Co: DIVISION7 Choreographer: Danielle Agami Cinematographer: Isaac Bauman Wardrobe: Elise Velasco Production Design: Susie Francis Dancer: Jordan Lovestrand Double: Joshua Bergner Edit: Ellie Johnson @ Cartel Color: Joseph Bicknell @Company 3 VFX: Method Studios Music: Mophonics Sound Design: Ring The Alarm Sound Mix: Therapy Studios

Actors: Henessi Schmidt, Meelis Veeremets, Kadi Põder Production Company: Get Shot Films Director: Helen Takkin Producer: Kadi Freja Felt Line Producer: Aili Maarja Cinematographer: Meelis Veeremets ESC Production Designer: Kamilla Kase (Set Set Studio) Gaffer: Ville Penttilä Sound Designer: Indrek Soe Stylist: Angela Aadusoo MUAH: Piret Kaljuste Stunt Coordinator: Roman Neso Laupmaa (Ghost Division) Title Design: Bagel & Lurch 1AD: Oskar Lehemaa B-cam: Martin Venela Focus Puller: Erik Õunapuu 2AC: Rasmus Kosesson Electrician: Laur-Erik Ruus Electrician: Mehmet Burak Yılmaz Sound Operator: Siim Skepast Picture Vehicle Mechanics: Värks Tuba Utility Stunts: Marko Laaban Safety Diver: Egert Kamenik SFX Water: Saku Pääste Art Department Assistant: Enelin Estelle Grau Production Assistant: Kadi Põder Production Assistant/Photographer: Kevin Kohjus Catering: Siim Pinnonen & Ats Pinnonen (ÖKU Foodtruck) Music from Musicbed: Kaina “A Way For Us” Roland Lewis “Repudium” #musicbedchallenge Thanks to: Laura Killandi, Õismäe 10 Housing Association, Haabersti City Goverment, Location Unit, Marek Hanson, Kopli Couture, Liis Orav, Siim Nikopensius, Triin Valvas, Karlis Jaunzems, Kullar Viimne, Alvar Kõue, Henri Savitski, Jan Viljus, Peter Hacker, Steffen Hacker Shot on Arri Alexa Mini LF Camera & lighting equipment provided by High Voltage

We believe a child’s future should never be defined by their past. That’s why we’ve launched the Believe in Me campaign. We want to transform the lives of millions more vulnerable children in the UK – however difficult the beginning of their story. Incredible things happen when you believe in children. Please show you believe in them by supporting our campaign. www.believeinme.org.uk | Search #BelieveInMe on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Lifebuoy (HUL) used the Maha Kumbh Mela in Allahabad, in collaboration with OgilvyAction, to raise awareness about the importance of handwashing as a preventive step against diarrhea. The Lifebuoy Handwashing campaign used a unique communication medium, imprinting a message on 2.5 million Rotis. If you wish to know more about Liqvd Asia, you can visit https://www.liqvd.asia You can follow us on our social media channels, Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Liqvdasia Twitter - https://twitter.com/LIQVDAsia Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/liqvdasia/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/liqv... Subscribe to our YouTube channel and click the bell icon to get the latest updates regarding our work.

UNAIDS invites you to join and promote the campaign to break down gender diversity taboos among children and raise awareness about their rights. All children deserve an equal opportunity to grow up in a safe and loving environment. Statistics show that transgender teenagers are much more likely to attempt suicide than teenagers whose identities match what is written on their birth certificates. In addition, transgender people face discrimination and in certain countries can be arrested. And transgender women have some of the highest rates of HIV, up to 40% in some cases. The film portrays a shy young boy smiling while wearing a woman’s scarf as he sees his reflection in a mirror. The movie captures the pivotal moment of self-recognition. #SeeMeAsIAm #TransDayOfVisibility #TDOV2021. Director: Shashanka Chaturvedi Producer: Robin D’Cruz Singer: Sikander Kha Agency: FCB India

1 in 4 people in the world are affected by some kind of mental health disorder at some point in their lives (WHO). Mental health issues if unresolved, can lead to graver consequences. However, our conversations around mental health are still stigmatised owing to lack of awareness and misinformation. Do your part, learn to read the signs, and lend a helping hand. https://www.cadabams.org/read-the-signs/ An initiative by Cadabams Group, Vanilla Films, and The Logical Indian -- Cadabam's Group: Website: http://www.cadabams.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CadabamsReha... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cadabams_re... For more information about rehabilitation for Mental Illness, or anything related to it, visit Cadabam’s or call us @ +91 96111 94949

We’re incredibly proud of this work. Learning about Dementia, and seeing the devastating effect it has on nearly a million families living with it in the UK has been incredibly humbling and heartbreaking. Search #curethecaresystem to sign the petition urging the government to help those struggling to look after their loved ones with the dignity and support they deserve. Cast: Kate Dickie, Mark Carlisle Agency: Engine Creative Director: Jo Moore Creatives: Chris da Roza, Hugo Isaacs Production: Academy Films Producer: Steve Overs AD: Micki Colker-Pearlman Cinematographer: David Foulkes Focus: Justin McGillivray Gaffer: Matthew Bohun Sound Recordist : Emanuele Constantini Production Designer: Bobbie Cousins Stylist: Sofia Sacomani Wardrobe Stylist : Katie McGoldrick Editor: Stephen Dunne at tenthree Edit Assistant: Blaine Pearson Music: Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld ‘And Still They Move’ Sound Designer: Alex Bingham & Patch Rowland at Machine Colourist: Rich Fearon Post: Black Kite Studios

In the lead up to the International Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31st, UNAIDS has launched an initiative aimed at raising awareness regarding the rights of transgender children. All children love to create hidden places where they can hide their precious trinkets or prized possessions safely and securely. These hidden objects can reveal a lot about the child – who he/she is, what he/she likes and what his/her dreams are. For some transgender children, this act of hiding treasures becomes a way of hiding their identity from disapproving eyes. ‘Unbox Me’ is an effort to symbolically unbox their secret to the world and open the conversation for so many transgender children out there, not just in India, but everywhere. This is part of a year long collaboration with FCB India and the #SeeMeAsIAm campaign. Transgender people around the world are often marginalized and experience discrimination and violence. As a result, transgender people are at a heightened risk of HIV – up to 13% higher than the global population. In addition, up to 24 countries in the world criminalize or prosecute transgender people. 'Unbox Me' is about countering such stigma and discrimination.