Social media management
Managing global platforms to foster community and engagement, building a digital ecosystem where supporters feel connected to our daily impact.
Marketing and brand strategy
Amplifying our mission through intentional storytelling, community engagement, and global brand strategy — connecting medical impact with the global community.

100k+
Reach
50+
Campaigns
How we impact
We believe powerful narratives can mobilise resources, recruit passionate volunteers, and ultimately save lives. Through strategic communication we bridge the gap between our frontline medical efforts and the global community that supports them.
The work
Managing global platforms to foster community and engagement, building a digital ecosystem where supporters feel connected to our daily impact.
Developing visual and written narratives that drive the mission forward, from patient stories to volunteer highlights and promotional material.
Building strategic partnerships and managing our international brand presence, keeping our institutional voice trusted and compassionate.
The core



Managers and specialists


Working with us
The marketing team is the front door for press, partnerships and brand assets, and the reason most people hear about a chapter before they ever meet one.
Yes. Marketing maintains brand assets and templates for chapters, including the recruitment materials that help a new chapter attract volunteers. Ask through your operations lead or this department directly.
Through marketing. Press requests, media interviews and partnership announcements are handled by this team rather than by individual chapters, so the answer you get is consistent wherever the story is set.
Please do. Volunteer highlights, patient stories told with consent, and screening opportunity write-ups are what the marketing team publishes most, and Instagram is usually where the work appears first.
Rarely. Most of our reach is organic — more than 100,000 people across 50+ campaigns — because the marketing strategy is built on documenting real work rather than buying attention.
Engagement hub
Brand assets for chapters, and a direct line for press and partnership enquiries.

Biography coming soon.

Biography coming soon.

Dr. Ibrahim Riyad Alshdaifat, BDS is a Jordanian dentist, humanitarian volunteer, and healthcare technology leader with Heart for Homeless (H4H).
He joined H4H Jordan in 2025 as Technical Director, supporting digital platforms, healthcare initiatives, registration systems, and community events. He currently serves as Senior Technical Director (International), helping strengthen H4H's digital infrastructure and technical operations across its international chapters.
As an active healthcare volunteer, Dr. Ibrahim has contributed to medical and dental outreach campaigns, community healthcare initiatives, and public health activities, using both his clinical and technical skills to support underserved communities.
Recipient of the H4H International Golden Heart Award, 2025 — for his dedication and contribution to H4H's humanitarian mission.
The mission, posted daily.
Every screening opportunity, every new chapter, every volunteer milestone — our Instagram is where the work shows up first. Come see what a decade of student-run healthcare looks like.
Homeless health advocates. Heart health educators. Innovative researchers.
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