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We are committed to addressing the requirements of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 and equivalent legislation in the jurisdictions in which we operate.

Aspen Pharma Trading in Ireland helped to raise awareness about homelessness in Ireland and to raise funds for Peter McVerry Trust, an Irish charity that reduces homelessness, the harm caused by substance misuse and social disadvantage across the country.

To mark the end of International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Aspen Pharmacare sponsored a Go gold for kids with cancer event at the newly opened Paediatric Oncology Ward at the Port Elizabeth Provincial Hospital.

Aspen Group Legal presented it’s third annual Legal Workshop to 27 students from the University of KwaZulu Natal

Aspen employees sold homemade Christmas articles, crepes and waffles at Christmas stands and the newly founded company choir performed a Christmas song medley to raise funds for the establishment of the Lebensweg Stormarn hospice.

Aspen’s contribution to the Tygerberg Children’s Hospital’s new paediatric and neonatal theatre will provide for surgical treatment to more than 980 children annually.

Aspen Philippines has selflessly cared for local communities through a range of social and environmental campaigns for many years.

Employees showed how much they care by reaching out to the residents of Malabar with gifts of essential items.

Creation Workshops provide multiple benefits for patients cared for at AAMN

Aspen’s “I am a volunteer” programme cares for ladies with neoplasia

The Handbag Project is a kind gesture to bring comfort to victims of abuse and sexual violence.

In 2017, the Port Elizabeth Women’s Forum again led the team at that site in voicing their support for victims of abuse

“Our key to our future is for our children to be able to dream big and then get the opportunity to live their dreams” – Stephen Saad

Showcasing our manufacturing capabilities and technologies as a leading supplier of medicines in the Southern hemisphere.

Valuing citizens of all ages – from the young to the senior.

The Association for the Physically Disabled focuses on each person’s ability rather than the disability that they may have.

Our response to Manabi’s earthquake.

All pupils are treated equally regardless of ethnic background, need or ability.

Combined heat and power plant for environmental and financial benefits.

Kenya’s Beyond Zero programme endeavours reduce maternal and child mortality.

We are longstanding supporters of nursing education in South Africa.

Ladies enjoyed a Cuppa for Cancer while being inspired by an Aspen breast cancer survivor.

Young Aspen ambassadors showed some care to children with special needs.

The Group is committed to gender equality and pursuing the rights of women.

The manufacture and distribution of life-saving thrombosis medication is a core focus area for the Group.

We have remained at the forefront of providing ARV treatment for HIV/Aids patients across the continent.

Environmental care lies close to the hearts of the team in Colombia.

Empowering women is a focus area within Aspen and the communities in which it had businesses.

Aspen Bad Oldesloe is an attractive employer of choice for local university graduates.

Aspen Group Legal hosted its second Legal Workshop for students from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.

The UN’s “Connecting with Nature” encouraged employees to participate in World Environment Day 2017

Employees showed their solidarity in support of violence against women and children.

Our team in Port Elizabeth reached out to victims of the 2017 Knysna fires by providing some relief during their time of need.

The team in Brazil collected scarves for patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment in Ipanema.

“Our commitment is about mobilizing the whole organization to get extraordinary things done and to connect people with nature,” said Ace Itchon

Raising funds to assist destitute patients in need of medical treatment.

We support the South African Department of Health’s Public Health Enhancement Fund (PHEF) together with 23 private healthcare companies.