In a significant move for public health advocacy, Bollywood star and youth icon Ayushmann Khurrana, the National Ambassador for UNICEF India, made a pivotal visit to the UNICEF headquarters in New York. The purpose of his visit was to participate in a global campaign shoot for World Immunisation Week, aiming to amplify the message of vaccine importance worldwide.
During his visit, Khurrana expressed his honour to contribute to such a crucial global health initiative. “Joining forces with UNICEF to spotlight the criticality of immunisation aligns with my commitment to support vital causes affecting humanity,” said Khurrana. He emphasized his role in disseminating the life-saving message of immunisation benefits to a broad audience, leveraging his influence as a celebrated figure.
Khurrana’s dedication to UNICEF’s mission extends beyond a single campaign. He remarked, “My association with UNICEF is not just a responsibility but a heartfelt dedication to the remarkable work they undertake globally. Collaborating with the India team, which is relentless in its efforts to assist those in need, fills me with pride. I am eager to continue representing UNICEF’s values and initiatives across the globe.”
Highlighting his steadfast commitment, Khurrana engaged with senior UNICEF officials, including the Director of Global Communication and Advocacy, Naysán Sahba. They discussed ongoing projects and potential future partnerships, reinforcing Khurrana’s role as a key advocate for the organization.
Khurrana’s advocacy doesn’t stop at meetings; he has also shared a heartfelt message for the World Immunisation Week initiative, urging increased vaccine awareness. He points out the historical success of immunisation programs in eradicating diseases like smallpox and polio, which have dramatically lowered child mortality rates.
As Khurrana continues to use his platform for social good, his efforts with UNICEF underscore the power of celebrity influence in promoting health and well-being on a global scale.
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