Together, We Can Save More Lives

Every day, seniors face dangerous falls — and many families are still waiting for help. FallGuard has grown faster than I ever imagined, and there are now more people needing support than one person can keep up with.

I’m just one student trying my best, but I know I can’t do this alone. If you’re willing to share your time, your skills, or simply your care, you can make a real difference. Together, we can protect many more seniors than any one of us could on our own.

Volunteers helping families set up FallGuard

Ways You Can Help

There are many different roles. You can choose the ones that match your skills, language, and time.

Technical Setup Helpers

Help families install FallGuard on Windows computers, connect webcams, and test the fall detection. This can often be done remotely with a screen share and clear instructions.

Local Support Volunteers

Visit nearby seniors or families who need extra help setting up the camera, positioning the device, or doing a first test. This is especially helpful for people who are not comfortable with technology.

Translators & Communicators

Help translate instructions, website text, or videos into other languages, so more families around the world can understand and use FallGuard safely.

Outreach & Awareness

Share FallGuard with local community centers, senior homes, disability organizations, and online groups. Help more people who need this tool discover that it exists.

Coordinators & Delivery Helpers

Help match donated computers with families, schedule setup times, and arrange safe pickup or drop-off of devices. This is great for people who like organizing and don’t mind helping with logistics.

Other Ways to Help

Maybe you have design skills, video skills, legal knowledge, or other ideas. You can share how you would like to help in the form below.

Sign Up to Volunteer

Share a few details about yourself and how you would like to help. As FallGuard grows, I’ll reach out when there are families or projects that match what you can do.