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July 2025 - New wheel chair for Amna (Syria)
Amna suffers from paraplegia (paralysis of both legs) and is confined to a wheelchair. After many years of use, it was beyond repair. We Care purchased an electric wheelchair for her.
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July 2025 - Annual report we care 2025
The we care 2024 annual report highlights the difficult situation in Syria and India and how we care still manages to help numerous people with tragic fates.
Syria's economy is in ruins. Millions of Syrians live in exile, including approximately 70% of medical personnel, and around 50% of health facilities have been destroyed or non-functional. The work of aid organizations has been very difficult since the civil war, and even more so since the coup in late 2024, because normal money transfers are not possible. Despite the difficulties, we care has continued to help people.
The Hindu nationalist tendencies of Narendra Modi's government in India are undermining freedom of the press and freedom of expression. Many foreign NGOs have not been licensed since 2019. We care continues to support people with tragic fates and severe disabilities for many years.
June 2025 - Ahmed and Ali (Syria)
Ahmed and Ali both suffered serious motorcycle accidents and sustained significant injuries. We care covered their hospital and medical costs.
January 2025 - New wheel chair for Wissal
Wissal's wheelchair was in such a bad condition due to old age that it could no longer be repaired. We care has financed a new wheelchair with a motor for her.
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December 2024 - Iba'a - medical case in Syria
A new wheelchair and physiotherapy for Iba'a.
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May 2024 - Annual Report we care 2023
In the we care 2023 annual report, the difficult situation in Syria, Lebanon, and India is highlighted. In Syria, there is continued political instability under President Assad, while the economic situation is dire and the population suffers from repression. In Lebanon, the 2020 explosion plunged the country into chaos, with a lack of government and difficult supply situation. In India, the political situation worsens under President Modi, while the country grows economically, but education and healthcare continue to pose challenges.
We care finances individual medical aid in these countries, especially for children, and support them with school sponsorships, for example. Only health and a good education can promise the children a better future.
February 2024 - Activities in Lebanon
We care has been providing emergency medical aid and school sponsorships in Lebanon for several years now. After we were forced to stop our work in Syria almost completely, we are now in the process of expanding our activities in Lebanon. Both the economic and the political situation in the country are extremely difficult. Further information will follow in our annual report 2022.
April 2023 - Article in the „Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich“
Sign of hope from Witikon
Over 20 years ago, Ines Schibli set up her small aid organization “we care” as a one-woman business. To this day she tirelessly supports people who urgently need medical care. - Author: Jan Strobel
2019 - Financing stop for projects in India
In 2019, we were unfortunately forced to end part of our projects in India:
We can continue the following projects:
Medizinische Einzelfallhilfe in Indien, im Libanon und in
Syrien, wie zum Beispiel für "Abeer"
School sponserships in Dörfern auf dem Lande in Westbengalen / Indien und im Libanon.
Help for self-help wie zum Beispiel "A fish pond for Shyamali's father"
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