Spinas Gemperle: Leprosy stop demanded for Fairmed
The Spinas Gemperle agency has launched a campaign for the Fairmed organization. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the new name and draw attention to the issue of diseases of poverty.
The agency Spinas Gemperle has launched a campaign for the organization Fairmed, until 2008 Leprosy Relief Emmaus Switzerland, to publicize its new name. The campaign also aims to raise awareness of the fact that the issue of poverty-related diseases is by no means forgotten. The posters and advertisements visualize in a bearable way what happens when a little girl falls ill with leprosy: she runs the risk of losing her hands.
Fairmed has changed its name to reflect the fact that leprosy is just one of many diseases of poverty that it is working to combat, according to a press release. The organization has been in existence for 50 years and is a member of the International Association of Leprosy Relief Societies.
Fairmed has changed its name to reflect the fact that leprosy is just one of many diseases of poverty that it is working to combat, according to a press release. The organization has been in existence for 50 years and is a member of the International Association of Leprosy Relief Societies.
Responsible at Fairmed: René Stäheli (Management), Anna Opladen, (Fundraising, PR). Responsible at Spinas Gemperle: Lorenz Spinas (CD), Stephan Huwiler (AD), Tom Malecha (text), Paul Walder (strategic planning), Gaby Füchslin (consulting management), Fabienne Widmer (consulting).
