JEAN-MARC RICHARD (RTS) FOR VIVERE'S 20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
REASON FOR BEING
Vivere is a solidary movement fighting for human rights, including the very first of them: the right to live.
Where oppressive discrimination puts lives at risk, Vivere supports counter powers from civil society. These local forces are likely to defeat the factors of inequity and suffering responsible for denying human development. Our action is run by volunteers, without political, racial or religious concerns.
Perseverance
The most severe humanitarian questions require fidelity and a strong spirt to those who try to solve them. Vivere plans its actions with a long term view, both in support of its partners and in the fight against issues.
Transparency
Our will is to constantly report field progresses and setbacks as well as the strict and transparent economical use of ressources entrusted to us.
Vivere is recognized as being of pure public utility by the Tax Administration, and our management meets the requirements of the Vaud Cooperation Federation.
Engagement
The strength of our team is based on volunteering and voluntary contributions, suitable to working with small means but in a pure and hard manner. We enthusiastically welcome all new help.
Newsletters
Newsletter 11.6.2019
During the last month the Vivere-Syria team provided a nutritional supplement to 62 infants previously followed + a new case of twins supported in May
Newsletter 8.4.2019
-Vivere’s Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 15h May 2019 at 7:00 pm, as it was last year at Mont sur Lausanne. The agenda will be sent to you soon. Interventions on the action are scheduled for the second part of the session.
Newsletter 3.3.2019
Every month, the local Vivere-Syria team provides a nutritional supplement to around 60 babies and young children among the most vulnerable families in the west of the country. These friends share the following narration:
Newsletter 9.2.2019
Last September the birth of Marwan’s mother was announced at risk, a caesarean section was needed while this poor family did not have the means to approach a medical facility.