Partner company 2026 – We are part of it!
HybridSupply is a partner company 2026 of DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS With a sum of 12,000 euros , the company is supporting the organisation’s global medical emergency aid.
As a partner company, we have been supporting the work of DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS with a donation since 2016. Our company was therefore audited in advance in accordance with the aid organisation’s donation guidelines. With our contribution, DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS saves the lives of people in need worldwide.
This year, HybridSupply is supporting the organisation’s worldwide emergency medical aid with 12,000 euros.
Central African Republic: 242,500 children immunised
Children in the Central African Republic are particularly at risk of contracting or even dying from diseases such as measles, polio or diphtheria. According to the World Health Organisation, only 16% of children had received all the necessary vaccinations in 2024, while 34% had never been vaccinated. In cooperation with the local health authorities, DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS vaccinated around 242,500 children in 2024. The teams used motorbikes and pirogues to reach remote regions where children would otherwise remain unvaccinated. The immunisations not only protect the children, but also help to prevent dangerous outbreaks of disease. After years of violence, there are far too few health facilities in the Central African Republic, and people often have to travel long distances for treatment.
With €12,000, Médecins Sans Frontières can, for example, finance the five-fold vaccine (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B and HiB) for more than 3,400 children.
Central African Republic: An employee of DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS vaccinates in the Batangafo region. The children are immunised against typical childhood diseases such as measles and polio and protected against malaria with a new vaccine.
Amadou Barazé/MSF
Central African Republic: A vaccination campaign team from DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS boards pirogues to cross the Ouham-Fafa River. Their destination is the village of Mala, around 25 kilometres away, which can only be reached in this way.
Amadou Barazé/MSF