Team Zurich at the 52nd CS Interbranch and Inclusion Football Tournament 2019
Football connects and the shared sporting experience is an important element of integration. For the 52nd time, Credit Suisse is organizing and supporting sporting exchanges between employees at its European locations. This year, charity football will take place June 22nd, 2019 in Geneva - at Stade des Cherpines à Plan-les-Ouates.
The focus is not only on round leather, but also on the idea of charity. All participating teams organize a fundraising event and donate it to a local charitable organization of their choice. The team from Zurich supports the association Hilfe für hirnverletzte Kinder - hiki for short.
The brain is one of the most important, but also most vulnerable organs of human beings.
If it is injured, the consequences are often far-reaching. Children can also suffer brain injuries - be it before, during or after birth, or later during childhood caused by an accident or a disease.
Regardless of the severity of the impairment and whether it is congenital or acquired, this brings great uncertainty, many worries and open questions for the parents concerned. The everyday care for their brain damaged children is often exhausting, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. At the same time, they must manage time-consuming administrative topics - for example on insurance issues or take decisions on complex medical issues and therapies.
Please join us. Every donation counts!
Because hiki's services such as relief and financial support for alternative forms of therapy are not financed by the state. In order to continue the complex projects, hiki is dependent on donations. They cover over 90 percent of the expenses. The Zewo seal of approval guarantees that the funds are used carefully and efficiently.
Hilfe für hirnverletzte Kinder
Der Verein Hilfe für hirnverletzte Kinder:
– ermöglicht Entlastung durch den Einsatz von Familienhelferinnen und
Zivildienstleistenden;
– bietet Beratung in verschiedenen Bereichen an;
– leistet Beiträge an Fördertherapien, die von keiner Versicherung
übernommen werden, an Integrationsmassnahmen und ausserordentliche
Betreuungskosten;
– stellt Informationen für betroffene Eltern und Fachpersonen
zur Verfügung;
– organisiert Veranstaltungen, an denen sich die Eltern austauschen
und alle Familienmitglieder Spass haben können.
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