Clean Up The Future with Domestos- Sponsored Video

Did you know that 2.5 billion people in the world do not have access to safe toilets?

Did you kow that Domestos, the bleach brand from Unilever Was launched in UK in 1920 and was first sold door to door?

Domestos has launched its unique Tell a Friend campaign in which children spread the word about Domestos and the health campaign that the brand is involved with.

Domestos has been involved in health campaigns and today it is Actively involved in World Toilet Day.

It is known that every 20 seconds, a child dies due to poor sanitation linked problems. 

Unilever's Social Mission programme, launched in 2009, involves partnerships with the World Toilet Organization and UNICEF with a target to help build a ‘clean, safe toilet for all’. When people buy Domestos, they help support UNICEF's sanitation programs. 

So Domestos is not only a brand delivering functional performances, but also a brand with a purpose and a real commitment.

Available in 35 countries as Domestos, Domex, Glorix, Vim, Promax and Klinex – germs don’t stand a chance. Unilever believes that different problems in the toilet need different products, and 
Domestos has all the right weapons in its range to fight them:

Thick Bleach kills germs that hide above and below the waterline and it removes organic soils, urine 
stains and mould.

 Limescale Removers, special products with an acid base, to fight against limescale and rust.

Solid rim blocks to provide you with a burst of hygiene, freshness and fragrance

So get your bottle of Domestos or Domex as in India, today and keep our toilet germ free. Not only that, when you buy our bottle of Domestos, you automatically help UNICEF in providing better sanitation to more people in the world. 
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Light up the Future with Project Sunlight- Sponsored Video

Because there has never been a better time to create a brighter future, we are launching Unilever Project Sunlight .We believe in a world where no child goes to bed hungry, where every home has enough water to drink, wash and clean, where preventable diseases are prevented, and where every child lives past their fifth birthday.We don't pretend to have all the answers, but we are inviting you to join us on the journey.

So says the influential voice of Shah Rukh Khan in the Indian video.

Unilever has launched Project Sunlight that encourages expecting parents to join hands to create a better future for our children.

And as expressed in the words of one set of parents, "We need to change to be able to create a better future."

The video starts with the impacting words-  Having a child one of the most uncertain moments of life

Expecting parents shared their apprehensions for their unborn children.

 “Seeing the present we are scared for the future” is what they said. 

The film that was shown to them talked about revolutionary methods that were developed to grow more food.
It talked about the efforts made to provide clean drinking water available

And promised that their future children had more possibility of having a healthier heart and seeing their future grandchildren.

The film promises that there has never been a better time to create a brighter future for everyone in the planet

But for that,

We Need to Take Action

We need to

"Make a difference at project Sunlight"

For more information, go to the Project Sunlight site at http://unr.ly/1hUT2HS

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High Five On Reaching the Age of Five- Sponsored Post

Gondappa is a triumphant person today.

His child has reached the age of five. This is the first child of his that managed to reach this age.

All thanks to Lifebuoy's hand washing program which included a focused initiative in the village of Thesgora to help children reach the age of five.

The initiative was also endorsed by lead actor Kajol who supported the campaign with her voice.

To celebrate his child's fifth birthday, Gondappa does a triumphant hand walk in his village thus symbolising that health and strength lies in our hands only.  

The more we wash our hands, the healthier we are and therefore the emphasis on washing hands with Lifebuoy has been the key for the children of the village to cross the age of five, which had been very difficult so far because most of them got afflicted by diarrhoea which is entirely preventable just by keeping the hands clean.

Starting with Thesgora , Lifebuoy aims to reach out to other villages through a series of on-the-ground charity work, to help more children reach their fifth birthday and cross that threshold also.

15th October is Global Handwashing day. 

Global Handwashing is endorsed by a wide array of governments, international institutions, civil society organizations, NGOs, private companies, and individuals all of whom believe that children are the best targets to this campaign because they are open and receptive to new ideas and would take them on enthusiastically.

The risk of diarrhoea  is reduced by  42-47% just by washing hands. 

Please visit the brand website for more information.

 http://unr.ly/XppQcV

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Health In Your Hands - Sponsored Video

The first step to health and wellness is keeping your hands clean squeaky clean and more importantly germ free. There are products that clean and there are products that kill germs. But one product that does both is Lifebuoy hand wash. The one stop solution to germ free hands that is also quick acting.

Worldwide, a child dies every second due to diarrhoea or pneumonia, diseases that are totally preventable by performing the most basic hygiene function like hand washing.

The hand washing initiative from Lifebuoy intends tic hange the hand washing habits of children and parents across the country. It aims to prevent the deaths of children under 5 years that happen every year in India due to preventable diseases. 

It is only ideal that India's largest selling health brand takes this essential step and trains young parents and children the importance of hand washing for hygiene.

The campaign has adopted Thesgora, a village in Madhya Pradesh with one of the highest rates of diarrhoea to inculcate handwashing habits.
Lifebuoy hand wash is available in Freshness inducing and health cueing fragrances and in red and blue colours. They also have a unique colour changing variant in green that changes colour once the germs get killed. The visible and interactive product makes hand washing a fun thing to do. The product is available in economical refill packs and also convenient dispenser bottles.
Lifebuoy also has their famous soaps in multiple colours that could serve the dual purpose of hand washing and bathing for a complete, healthy and refreshing bath experience. There is a Lifebuoy for every occasion and every person in your home.
Go on, buy a hand wash and help teach your child the importance of hand washing.
You can help Unilever contribute in more ways towards the hand washing campaign.
To help more children reach the age of 5, Kajol is urging people to donate to handwashing programmes. The donations can be made online and the proceeds from the donations will go to Population Services International (PSI), a leading health organization for implementing handwashing programmes.
For every donation made Lifebuoy will match the donation amount for its handwashing programmes. Lifebuoy will also donate 1 rupee to handwashing programmes every time the 'Help a Child Reach 5' video is shared online. 

Watch the video to know more on the campaign.

This post has been sponsored by Lifebuoy.

Check out Lifebuoy's website http://unr.ly/13nbsbJ

For more information, visit Facebook.com/Lifebuoy http://unr.ly/13nbq3i