Free SMS as a tool for social change

Free SMS as a tool for social change

We live in a connected world, and no one can escape that reality. That is why technological development has become a key player and should be harnessed to work for social change. Proof of this is the increasing role of mobile technologies as an enabler in sectors like education, economic development and health, used as a tool for free dissemination of information.

TTC Mobile, one of our allies, is an organization oriented to assist the most vulnerable sectors of society around the globe with social marketing campaigns, taking advantage of the tools that mobile technology offers.

Apart from the use of applications and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) among other products, TTC Mobile makes use of free SMS to provide information and awareness to change the quality of life in areas that don’t get other sources of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT).

This Dutch non-profit company works with millions of beneficiaries, by sending them messages and reminders, as well as  and interactive messages via a short code provided by Tedexis, that connects TTC platform with mobile carriers.

TTC Mobile is a global company focused on social responsibility. They are experts in the dissemination of information and data collection that helps mobilize people, providing mobile solutions of high quality and relevant to the improvement of products and services.

Since 2008 TTC Mobile works by connecting people in Africa, Latin America and Asia, and so far they have sent almost 75 Million messages in 107 projects.

This organization connects millions of people through mobile technology with personalized content for each case. HIV, malaria, Ebola, the health of women and children, pregnancy and agricultural information in real time for small producers are some of the key points which TTC Mobile works by sending free SMS.

For more information about TTC Mobile and work, go to http://ttcmobile.com/.

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