Mobilizing the next generation of healthcare leaders by providing access to professional resources, mentorship, and educational opportunities in the field.
Engaging aspiring global public health changemakers in meaningful opportunities—such as healthcare innovation competitions and evidence-based interventions—to address inequities and expand access to care in their local communities.
Delivering essential health aid to underserved communities to promote global health equity.
Fostering youth-led, sustainable solutions that take a community-based approach to strengthen worldwide healthcare accessibility.
Measuring the quality of school health services and distributing health-related humanitarian aid through sustainable and repeatable methods.
Highlighting youth-led health equity initiatives and amplifying the untold stories of communities in need.
Free educational materials on the foundations of public health and opportunities to educate middle school students on these topics.
Purposeful networking, mentorship, and internship opportunities for high-school and college-aged students.
Heman is an accessible healthcare researcher and activist. He was named TIME Magazine's "Kid of the Year" in 2024 and was previously awarded the title of "America's Top Young Scientist". He founded CareForAll to help bring more young people together under the shared goal of promoting equitable, accessible, and high-quality healthcare for all.
Will attends the Oslo International School in Norway and is passionate about global healthcare advocacy. He has been involved in fundraising efforts that have raised $50,000+ to cancer research initiatives.
Olivia is a senior and MPH candidate attending Columbia University. She is a former research assistant for the NBA’s second opinion psychiatrist and former board member of Michelle Obama’s Partnership For a Healthier America.
Jay is a freshman attending Harvard University. He has led multiple non-profit organizations, health education initiatives, and health policy research on both community and global scales, impacting over 100,000 individuals.