Education saves lives.

In 2004, ten-year-old Tilly recognized the warning signs of a tsunami while on a vacation with her family. She had learned the warning signs in her geology class just weeks earlier. Her actions helped save more than 100 people. While the Boxing Day tsunami claimed over 227,000 lives, no one died on Mai Khao Beach that day.

That moment is one of many reasons that inspired Public Health Media into existence. When young people have practical, evidence-based health knowledge, they are better prepared to protect themselves and others. Sometimes with life-saving consequences!

Your support today builds health for generations.

Health literacy doesn’t end in the classroom. It shapes lifelong decisions for individuals, families, and communities.

Public health strives to do the most good for the most amount of people. Your gift today expands access to high-quality public health education. It strengthens our collective capacity to proactively improve public health by ensuring that youth and families gain the understanding they need to navigate health challenges.

Thank you for investing in a healthier future for our children, and in the legacy we leave for those who follow.