In Indonesia, girls are disproportionately affected by a lack of educational and job opportunities. With its Skills4Girls program, UNICEF supports 15- to 18-year-olds by teaching them STEM, digital, entrepreneurial, and green skills. Around 1,000 young people, around 60% of whom are girls, benefit directly from voestalpine cares run; over 51,000 more are reached indirectly through school-based activities and trained teachers.

Many children in Ukraine do not have regular access to schooling as a result of the war. With around 50 Digital Learning Centers (DLCs), UNICEF is creating safe learning environments where children can use tablets or laptops, receive digital learning materials, and get tutoring and psychosocial support. With the voestalpine cares run, a DLC can be set up or the operation of five existing DLCs can be ensured for six months—including the provision of equipment, learning materials, and specialist staff.

Thanks to the Austrian Red Cross, children and young people throughout Austria receive needs-based learning support. At schools, Red Cross learning centers, and other locations, the focus is on ensuring basic school skills. Free learning opportunities strengthen language skills and create sustainable educational opportunities. Thanks to the contribution of the voestalpine cares run, around 400 children and young people can receive targeted support with 6,000 learning units.

In Bijapur (India), mobile clinics run by Doctors Without Borders provide basic medical care for around 24,000 patients in remote regions every year. Vaccinations, treatment for injuries and illnesses, and obstetric care enable sustainable help on the ground. Through the voestalpine cares run, around 1,160 people can receive medical support and health services in Bijapur can be improved.

In many crisis regions in Africa, healthcare workers have very limited training opportunities. The MSF Academy of Doctors Without Borders therefore trains local professionals, thereby strengthening medical care, particularly in the areas of nursing, obstetrics, and outpatient treatment. The voestalpine cares run enables trained midwives to assist in around 22,000 births per year.

The Help Points set up by Hilfswerk International offer quick and straightforward support in the regions of Ukraine affected by the war. There, people receive urgently needed food and everyday necessities, as well as psychosocial support and counseling. Dedicated children's rooms create safe places to play and learn. Thanks to the voestalpine cares run, the basic needs of over 2,500 people can be met for a month.