The Fast heroes campaign teaches children how they can save their grandparents


Some of the Fast Heroes participants from Tadika Sin Hwa, Parit Buntar.

Schools all over the world are working together to build a community of children who can save their grandparents. The Fast Heroes campaign aims to turn children into "superheroes" who can help someone, most likely their grandparents, who may be suffering from a stroke.

The Fast Heroes campaign was first developed by the Department of Education and Social Policy at the University of Macedonia, Greece, and is supported by the Angels Initiative, a healthcare intervention dedicated to improving stroke patients’ chances of survival and a disability-free life.

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