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Our team in Israel, along with the rest of the world, have had a very challenging time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Israel, charities supporting youth in need have found this time to be particularly tough. As a result, the team came up with a novel and environmentally friendly solution to help support some of the youth in their local community.
Recently, West Israel received new cell phones as part of a routine upgrade. Rather than dispose of the old devices, they decided to fix, clean, and add some nice cases, and then donate them to the following three charitable groups that directly support youth in need:
ELEM - Youth in Distress, delivers a unique mix of programs designed to meet the needs of teenagers and young adults (in conjunction with local authorities, government ministries and third sector organizations). ELEM organizes around 80 initiatives in Israel each year, benefitting over 20,000 teenagers and young people.
Otot: Beit Dror - provides a safe place for LGBT youth at risk in Israel. They provide accommodation for 80 young people each year who have been forced to leave their homes due to a lack of acceptance because of their sexual or gender differences, or for other related issues. The charity offers them a hot meal, a place to sleep, and people to talk to, as well as other important services to help them move forward with their lives.
The Engels Initiative – Mali, works to assist aspiring entrepreneurs in turning their ideas into social ventures in order to enhance Israel's social and environmental conditions.
Roee Ben-Israel, Site Director, commented on the donation, “I am extremely proud of how the team came up with the idea of donating obsolete devices and how this will go to benefiting the young people in our community, in a variety of ways.”
This kind gesture from the team exemplifies our value of One West Team, and how thinking outside of the box allows us to aid those in our community who are most in need.
West was pleased to recently attend the U.S. FDA’s first Compounding Center of Excellence Conference “Working Together for Patient Safety” on September 21st and 22nd. The virtual conference brought together current and future outsourcing facilities, state and federal regulators, experts, trade organizations and other industry stakeholders to learn and engage on key topics and best practices.
As regulations increase across the pharmaceutical industry, reliable scientific evidence is needed to support the decisions being made during the drug development process in order to achieve the safe delivery of medicines to patients.
West authors Diane Paskiet, Kim Miller, Laura Stubbs and Diego Zurbriggen contributed to several chapters in the new “Leachables and Extractables Handbook: Safety Evaluation, Qualification, and Best Practices Applied to Inhalation Drug Products” available from Wiley Scientific.
As part of the 2010 West without Borders campaign, employees in West’s Exton, Pa., headquarters raised funds to aid Canine Partners for Life (CPL), an organization dedicated to training service dogs, home companion dogs and residential companion dogs to assist individuals who have a wide range of physical and cognitive disabilities. One of the many bonuses to working with the organization was an opportunity to name one of the service dogs. After a vote, the name “Star” was chosen.
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