Girl group Fifth Harmony have confirmed that they have now become ambassadors for an anti-cyberbullying non-profit organisation called Cybersmile. 

The 'Worth It' beauties joined forces with the foundation, which works to "help combat online abuse and spread love", and Scott Freeman, CEO of The Cybersmile Foundation, issued a statement on the exciting news and praised the 5H beauties for their support of bullying victims and for using their fame for a great cause: 

“Cybersmile are immensely proud to welcome Fifth Harmony on board as official Cybersmile ambassadors. It’s wonderful that the girls will be using their position as role models to encourage internet users to spread positivity to others. Their support will enable us to promote positive digital citizenship to more people and look forward to working with them to tackle cyberbullying.”

Fifth Harmony are currently in the UK and will perform live at London's G-A-Y club tomorrow night (May 30) before making an appearance on Good Morning Britain on June 5. They are also set to take the stage at London's Wembley Stadium on June 6 for Capital FM's star-studded Summertime Ball. 

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