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633 Love Letter Created & Donated

Love Letter to EB Patient Initative

The "Love Letter to EB Patient" initiative is a new project launched in the spring of 2024. As a student-led nonprofit, we recognized the struggles of children battling the rare genetic disease Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) within often-overlooked communities. In response, we began sending warmth and support through personalized "Love Letters" in both digital and physical forms. To date, we have created over 633 cards, impacting more than 67 EB patients and bringing moments of joy to their lives.

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47 Skin Health Video Lecture Created & Donated

Skin health education is often limited, rarely included in standard curricula, and difficult to access in some communities. Additionally, online information can sometimes be inaccurate, potentially causing harm. To bring reliable skin health education to a broader audience, our dedicated volunteers—driven by curiosity, commitment, and care for others—have created over 47 skin-health-focused lectures. Each lecture is video recorded and shared with shelters worldwide, helping to spread awareness and promote healthy skin practices in underserved communities.

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Empower knowledge about skin health

Teach A Lesson to Youth Program

Teach a Lesson to Youth is an in-person program dedicated to educating young audiences about skin health through engaging and age-appropriate lessons. Our lectures are tailored to diverse age groups, ranging from kindergarteners to high school students, and are conducted in children’s centers, elementary schools, daycare facilities, and high school club meetings. 

 

For younger participants, we incorporate hands-on activities to make learning interactive and fun, ensuring a thorough understanding of dermatology concepts in an engaging way. This program strives to make skin health knowledge more accessible within our communities, raising awareness about the importance of caring for one’s skin and promoting overall well-being.

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