GIVMED

We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce. Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units in Attica

GIVMED was founded in 2016 by Athens Polytechnic graduates who had experienced the difficulties of giving medicine when it was needed.
Recipient
GIVMED
https://givmed.org/el/
Grant title
We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce. Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units in Attica
Year
2017
Location of Grant
Attica
Program Area
Social Welfare
Other Grants to this recipient
2023
Program for Flood – Stricken Individuals in Thessaly
2020
Support to Care Homes with Personal Protective Equipment and Disinfectants
2019
We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce. Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units

GIVMED has a dual purpose: to connect leftover medicine with nonprofit organizations that need it as well as to inform and educate the public regarding wasted medicine. In 2015, over 2 million persons were living under the poverty line and 15,000 kilos of unexpired medicine had been wasted. GIVMED has created a smartphone application through which users can enter what medicine they have and in turn are informed about those nonprofit organizations that need it. A user has the option of choosing which nonprofit organization can receive the medicine that he/she wishes to donate. Up until 2017, GIVMED recorded that approximately 1,500 persons have downloaded its application with 700 being active users. GIVMED has a steady cooperation with many nonprofit organizations and have “connected” almost 5,000 pharmaceuticals so far.

We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce.
Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units in Attica

 

The grant regards the provision of medication to 18 Attica nonprofit care homes. More specifically, GIVMED will record the needs of care homes and develop an online system for the exchange and donation of medicine. In addition, the program will have the goal of informing local communities of the importance of pharmaceutical waste and of medicine donation.

GIVMED has a dual purpose: to connect leftover medicine with nonprofit organizations that need it as well as to inform and educate the public regarding wasted medicine. In 2015, over 2 million persons were living under the poverty line and 15,000 kilos of unexpired medicine had been wasted. GIVMED has created a smartphone application through which users can enter what medicine they have and in turn are informed about those nonprofit organizations that need it. A user has the option of choosing which nonprofit organization can receive the medicine that he/she wishes to donate. Up until 2017, GIVMED recorded that approximately 1,500 persons have downloaded its application with 700 being active users. GIVMED has a steady cooperation with many nonprofit organizations and have “connected” almost 5,000 pharmaceuticals so far.

We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce.
Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units in Attica

 

The grant regards the provision of medication to 18 Attica nonprofit care homes. More specifically, GIVMED will record the needs of care homes and develop an online system for the exchange and donation of medicine. In addition, the program will have the goal of informing local communities of the importance of pharmaceutical waste and of medicine donation.

Recipient
GIVMED
https://givmed.org/el/
Grant title
We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce. Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units in Attica
Year
2017
Location of Grant
Attica
Program Area
Social Welfare
Other Grants to this recipient
2023
Program for Flood – Stricken Individuals in Thessaly
2020
Support to Care Homes with Personal Protective Equipment and Disinfectants
2019
We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce. Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units

GIVMED has a dual purpose: to connect leftover medicine with nonprofit organizations that need it as well as to inform and educate the public regarding wasted medicine. In 2015, over 2 million persons were living under the poverty line and 15,000 kilos of unexpired medicine had been wasted. GIVMED has created a smartphone application through which users can enter what medicine they have and in turn are informed about those nonprofit organizations that need it. A user has the option of choosing which nonprofit organization can receive the medicine that he/she wishes to donate. Up until 2017, GIVMED recorded that approximately 1,500 persons have downloaded its application with 700 being active users. GIVMED has a steady cooperation with many nonprofit organizations and have “connected” almost 5,000 pharmaceuticals so far.

We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce.
Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units in Attica

 

The grant regards the provision of medication to 18 Attica nonprofit care homes. More specifically, GIVMED will record the needs of care homes and develop an online system for the exchange and donation of medicine. In addition, the program will have the goal of informing local communities of the importance of pharmaceutical waste and of medicine donation.

GIVMED has a dual purpose: to connect leftover medicine with nonprofit organizations that need it as well as to inform and educate the public regarding wasted medicine. In 2015, over 2 million persons were living under the poverty line and 15,000 kilos of unexpired medicine had been wasted. GIVMED has created a smartphone application through which users can enter what medicine they have and in turn are informed about those nonprofit organizations that need it. A user has the option of choosing which nonprofit organization can receive the medicine that he/she wishes to donate. Up until 2017, GIVMED recorded that approximately 1,500 persons have downloaded its application with 700 being active users. GIVMED has a steady cooperation with many nonprofit organizations and have “connected” almost 5,000 pharmaceuticals so far.

We Honor. We Support. We Reinforce.
Medicine Donation Program for Geriatric Units in Attica

 

The grant regards the provision of medication to 18 Attica nonprofit care homes. More specifically, GIVMED will record the needs of care homes and develop an online system for the exchange and donation of medicine. In addition, the program will have the goal of informing local communities of the importance of pharmaceutical waste and of medicine donation.

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