Naomi Campbell is organising two charity fashion shows in aid of the Ebola crisis.
The 44-year-old supermodel - who launched the Fashion for Relief foundation in 2005 - has organised two catwalk shows, one in New York and one in London, to coincide with their February fashion weeks to raise money for the appeal, reports Telegraph.co.uk.
The raven-haired beauty - who, through the foundation, has also provided aid to victims following the India terrorist attacks in 2009, the Japan earthquake and tsunami in 2011 and the Haiti earthquake in 2010 - previously called in the help of fellow supermodel Kate Moss and singer Beyoncé to walk in the shows and promote the cause.
Naomi - who has a home at the heart of the outbreak in Kenya - hopes the star-studded events will not only raise funds but help to educate the public over the crisis.
The fashion legend recently admitted she is "scared" of the virus and feels a responsibility to fight against the outbreak which has claimed the lives of over 1000 people in West Africa.
She told The New York Post newspaper's Page Six column: "People don't have a clear idea about what Ebola is."
Adding: "Ebola does not discriminate."
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