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15. Smile Train India: A Social Marketer Targeting Cleft Lip/Palate as a Socio-Medical Issue

Author : Sivakumar Alur

Published in: Social Marketing in Action

Publisher: Springer International Publishing

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Abstract

Smile Train India is the Indian arm of the US-based Smile Train that works to provide free cleft surgeries in India. India is one of the major operating countries of this social marketing organization. The key focus of this organization has been to increase awareness about cleft among all stakeholders and help poor families with cleft-afflicted children with funding to undertake surgery for cleft correction.

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Metadata
Title
Smile Train India: A Social Marketer Targeting Cleft Lip/Palate as a Socio-Medical Issue
Author
Sivakumar Alur
Copyright Year
2019
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-13020-6_15