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The REAL Awards was created to celebrate the work of a truly deserving group of people; healthcare workers who are saving lives every day around the world. For some of us, healthcare workers are available close to home, whenever we need them, but for many others, they are a scarce and distant resource. However, we all benefit from their extraordinary dedication to keeping our families and communities healthy.

The REAL Awards is your opportunity to honor a health worker who has inspired you. Nominate someone today, then spread the word about their lifesaving work by sharing their inspiring stories with your social networks.

1/12/2014: The 2014 REAL Award honorees are announced 

Global

Health workers from around the world

US

Health workers from the United States

Meet The Honorees And Share Their Stories

Read and share the stories of inspiring U.S. and global health workers

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About the Real Awards

The REAL Awards was created to celebrate and accelerate the lifesaving work of health workers everywhere. It is an opportunity for you to honor a health worker who inspires you, and spread the word about the vital work of health workers around the world.

The World Health Organization estimates at least 1 million more frontline health workers are urgently needed in developing countries, particularly in Africa and parts of Asia. Properly trained and supported frontline health workers hold the potential to save millions of lives.

Help us spread the word about the importance of health workers in all of our lives by nominating an outstanding health worker in your life, and by sharing their stories on Facebook and Twitter.

Blog

Honoree Acceptance Speech - Kim Artis

Words cannot express how humbled I am for being honored by the REAL Awards in the Community Health Worker category. There are so many wonderful people doing amazing work,...

Manju: A Frontline Health Worker In Action

Manju Kumari is an "Anganwadi Worker" or frontline health worker in Bihar, one of India's poorest states. Chosen by her village as their health representative,...

Babies Who are Born Too Soon are Not Born to Die

Written by Phil Carroll, MPH, Save the Children‘s Associate Director of Media and Communications

Today marks the 3rd annual World Prematurity Day. Since its founding,...

Health Workforce Report Feels Like Groundhog Day For Global Health

By Mary Beth Powers, Frontline Health Workers Coalition and Save the Children

Groundhog Day is the day in February where in the United States, people wait for a groundhog to...

We are creating a movement to celebrate and support the lifesaving work of health workers around the world.

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Tell your U.S. Representative that you support greater U.S. leadership on and investments in health workers around the world;
Tell your friends and families about The REAL Awards via your social networks and encourage them to visit The REAL Awards.com to participate;
Send a note of appreciation to a health worker who has made a difference in your life.

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