The Vitamin A+ Campaign was launched to combat Vitamin A deficiency, a silent but deadly threat to the vision and immunity of children. Your motivation was to bring attention to this preventable issue and make simple yet effective steps towards better health in disadvantaged communities. The campaign was done in partnership with local schools and health centers, where supplements were distributed and parents received workshops. Social media, posters, and flyers also helped publicize the message. We reached out to hundreds of children and families in the course of the initiative, enabling them to access both education and resources to gain their health. Project implementation used coordinated volunteer forces, training, and localized activities in several neighborhoods. Project lessons learned were the importance of good communication, trust between communities, and simplicity in health education. We learned that even minor interventions—if implemented with thoughtfulness—can initiate sustainable change. On the whole, the campaign not only maintained the children healthier but also reinforced our commitment to public health advocacy and cooperation.