PHYSICIANS FOR PEACE

PFP Scholarship

Social Media Toolkit

PFP Ambassadors

Our Social Street Team

📌 What is this toolkit about?

Welcome to the Physicians for Peace Scholarship Theme Toolkit!

At its core, this toolkit provides concise, impactful, and ready-to-post facts centered

around our mission and the crucial issue of surgical care.

📌 Purpose

Our aim is to streamline your social media efforts. We recognize your busy schedules and thus want to offer you a seamless way to stay active on social media without the hassle of content creation.

You will find here, some plug-and-play messaging, graphics, and photos about our program and about our organization.

Use them to create a post on your favorite social network

or a fundraising page!

By sharing these on your favorite social network, you give us the opportunity to grow our visibility and impact.

We’re here today because of valuable supporters like you and we’ll continue to grow through collaborations like these.

How to Use: A Step-by-Step Guide

1. CHOOSE A STATEMENT or A STORY

Begin by selecting a fact or statement from the toolkit that resonates most with you or is most relevant at the time.

2. LINK TO A CALL TO ACTION

Every post should drive an action. Look for the 💥 symbol – this represents a Call To Action (CTA). Pair your chosen fact with one of these CTAs to encourage our audience to engage, donate, or learn more.

3. ADD A PICTURE

Our toolkit also includes a collection of images. Pick one that aligns with your fact and CTA.

4. HASHTAG IT

Incorporate some of our suggested hashtags to boost the post's visibility. Our key hashtag is #TeachOneHealMany, but feel free to mix and match with others provided!

5. ADD THE LINK TO DONATION PAGE

Please include the link to our website and/or donation page.

6. TAG US

Remember to tag @PhysiciansforPeace in your post. This not only increases our visibility but also fosters a sense of community among our followers.

7. GEOLOCALIZE YOUR POST

Tip! Adding a location to your post can significantly increase engagement. If relevant, tag the location you're posting from or the region the post refers to.

8. POST & ENGAGE

Once your post is up, ensure to engage with any comments or shares to increase its reach.

📌 In a Nutshell

We've prepped the meal; all you need to do is serve it! This toolkit is designed for you, to have engaging, informative, and ready-to-upload posts without the brainstorming hassle. Simply combine a fact, CTA, image, and hashtags, and you're set to make an impact!

Happy posting, and thank you for being the beacon of hope and knowledge with Physicians for Peace! 🌍

Statements & Calls to Action

Scholarships in Malawi

In Malawi, access to life-saving surgical care is severely limited. This affects everything from routine appendectomies to critical obstetric care and emergency trauma interventions.

In Malawi, the shortage of surgical and anesthesia providers is a critical challenge 💔. Unfortunately, the high cost of specialized education contributes to this shortage.
PFP’s Scholar Program ensures aspiring healthcare professionals can access this specialized education 🎓 and provide quality care.

One major obstacle to quality surgical care 🏥 in Malawi is lack of funding for specialized education.
Since 2020, Physicians for Peace is committed to providing full scholarships 🎓 to train anesthesia and surgical residents in Malawi.

With fewer than 65 surgeons and just 10 anesthesiologists to cover a population of 19 million, access to life-saving surgical care is severely limited 💔.
Since 2020, Physicians for Peace is committed to providing full scholarships 🎓 to train anesthesia and surgical residents in Malawi.

By training 🎓 and supporting future surgeons and anesthesiologists, Physicians for Peace increases access to essential medical procedures, improves health outcomes, and saves lives while strengthening the healthcare infrastructure.

💥Your action can change the narrative!

Join @PhysiciansforPeace and be part of the solution.

💥Lend a hand to Malawi! Engage with PFP and

be the beacon of hope.

PFP's Work

Millions around the globe 🌐 don’t have access to quality surgical care. @PhysiciansforPeace closes this gap by delivering medical education where it’s needed the most.

@PhysiciansforPeace provides education and training 🎓 to healthcare professionals working in under-resourced communities, enhancing their skillsets and medical expertise.

🌐 How to enhance universal access to surgical care? Dream big, start with education!

🎓 Train a healthcare provider, heal a community.

💥 Empower through education! Partner with @PhysiciansforPeace.

💥 Ignite the flame of knowledge! Collaborate with PFP today.

Other Call to Action Options

🌍 Join the revolution! Access to surgical care needs YOU.

🔗 Dive in: www.physiciansforpeace.org

👫 Be the change. Donate now, and let's heal the world together!

🎁 Monthly gifts? Lifesavers! Just $15/month = A world of difference.

Anesthesia Scholars

Dr. Henry Kayera

Anesthesia Resident, Year 1. Physicians for Peace Malawi Scholarship Awardee.

Dr. Henry Kayera, an Anesthesia Resident in his first year, had a dream of becoming an anesthesiologist, but financial challenges stood in his way. He gratefully acknowledges, "After I got the acceptance letter from CANESCA to be trained as an anesthesia and intensive care registrar, I was really excited that my long-time desire of becoming an anesthesiologist will be accomplished, but I had a lot of unanswered questions lingering in my mind." Fortunately, Physicians for Peace came to his rescue, making it possible for him to start his residency in 2023. In this short time, he's already acquiring the essential skills for administering safe anesthesia, driven by his passion and supported by the scholarship. He's on track to becoming a crucial part of Malawi's medical landscape. 💉💼🏥 #DreamsRealized #AnesthesiaExcellence

Dr. Ichabod Mhone

Anesthesia Resident, Year 2. Physicians for Peace Malawi Scholarship Awardee.

Dr. Ichabod Mhone's story is a testament to the transformative power of scholarships. He reflects, "Because I have a Physicians for Peace scholarship, in the near future I will be a specialist, and I will be able to help the community outright." Without his scholarship, he might not have become a resident or had the opportunity to become an anesthesia specialist. He's not just dreaming of a brighter future; he's actively following the organization's motto, "teach one, heal many." With his scholarship paving the way, he's on a mission to make a significant impact on his community and beyond. 📚🌟💙 #ScholarshipSuccess #TeachAndHeal

DR. Alphonsina Ndembera

Anesthesia Resident, Year 3. Physicians for Peace Malawi Scholarship Awardee.

Dr. Alphonsina Ndembera's journey into medicine was sparked by a career day guest—a female doctor who showed her that anything is possible. She fondly recalls, "While in high school, a career day guest—a female doctor—swept me off my feet as she made it seem all possible that I could actually become someone like her." Now, in her third year as an Anesthesia Resident, Alphonsina is proof that representation matters. She's breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation of aspiring doctors, proving that they too can achieve their dreams. 🌟👩‍⚕️💪 #BreakingBarriers #InspiringTheFuture

Surgery Scholars

Dr. Myawi Darwin Nyirenda

Surgical Resident, Year2. Physicians for Peace Malawi Scholarship Awardee.

Dr. Myawi Darwin Nyirenda, a dedicated Surgical Resident in his second year, is on a mission to revolutionize surgical care in Malawi. He passionately states, "My career goals are simple: number one, to improve surgical care in Malawi." His determination is evident as he strives to overcome the shortage of hospitals and skilled professionals in his country. But Myawi doesn't stop at personal success; his second goal is to train the next generation of doctors and surgical specialists. Ultimately, he dreams of joining the prestigious ranks of Physicians for Peace mentors, where doctors like him make a global impact through surgical training. 🌍🏥👨‍⚕️ #SurgicalCareHero #MentoringForChange

Dr. Naomi Kafumbu

Surgical Resident, Year 3. Physicians for Peace Malawi Scholarship Awardee.

Dr. Naomi Kafumbu, now in her third year as a Surgical Resident, draws inspiration from a deeply personal source. She shares, "That is what gave me the interest to study medicine, and surgery in particular." Her motivation stems from her father's accident and the exceptional care he received from dedicated doctors. She's not just following her dreams; she's honoring her father's legacy with every step. 🌟🔪👩‍⚕️ #LegacyOfCare #SurgicalPassion

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Social Media CheatSheet

Facebook: @Physicians4Peace
Instagram: @physiciansforpeace
X (Twitter): @Physician4Peace

Hashtags

#TeachOneHealMany
#SafeSurgery
#PhysiciansForPeace
#LightingHopeWithPFP
#PFPHealingHands
#EmpowerToHeal
#MedicalEducationImpact
#TogetherForSurgicalCare
#HopeThroughHealing
#BeTheChangeWithPFP
#CommunityHealers

Links

Webpage: www.physiciansforpeace.org

Donation page: Donate now

Monthly donation page: Give monthly

PHYSICIANS FOR PEACE

How to Use: A Step-by-Step Guide

Statements & Calls to Action

Anesthesia Scholars

Surgery Scholars

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Infographics
Outputs Last Fiscal Year

Social Media CheatSheet

teach one. heal many.

subscribe

PHYSICIANS FOR PEACE

How to Use: A Step-by-Step Guide

Statements & Calls to Action

Anesthesia Scholars

Surgery Scholars

Graphics

Infographics Outputs Last Fiscal Year

Social Media CheatSheet

teach one. heal many.

subscribe

Infographics
Outputs Last Fiscal Year