New PSAs encourage learning the signs of a stroke and calling 9-1-1 at these first signs in order to lessen the devastating results of a stroke.

Today, nearly 1 in 3 children in America are overweight or obese. The Spanish-language Childhood Obesity Prevention PSAs encourage parents and caregivers to challenge their kids to make healthy choices.

The EveryoneOn campaign aims to help the 62 million Americans who do not have the digital literacy skills they need to succeed and help them understand the relevance the Internet has in their lives.

New PSAs targeted toward African American and Hispanic parents place emphasis on the importance of learning the signs of autism and seeking early diagnosis.

In the wake of recent natural and man-made disasters, it is now more important than ever to encourage, educate, and empower Americans to identify Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) so that they can be better prepared when disaster strikes.

The new PSAs illustrate the importance of preparing for tomorrow as “you never know when the day before a natural disaster is the day before.”

Every year, almost 7 million children in the developing world die of largely preventable or treatable illnesses before they reach the age of five - that equates to roughly 19,000 child deaths a day.

Currently, there are 408,000 children in the U.S. foster care system; 107,000 of these children are waiting for families to adopt them.

Approximately 3 out of 4 boomer caregivers describe the task of providing care to an older adult as difficult and many feel they need more help or information, but don’t know where to turn for support.