Member enrolment
The fieldwork that makes the mutual real: identifying households, explaining how mutual aid works, and registering participants and their dependants in every sub-prefecture.
Action and impact
Our projects
A 400-bed inter-regional hospital and the health cover that makes it viable: two inseparable projects to make care reachable and lasting in western Ivory Coast.
Health · InfrastructureIn progress
ADEWE Inter-Regional Social Hospital — HIRSA
« Treat, save, develop. »
A 400-bed hospital at Pinhou (Duékoué), equipped with modern technology, serving more than 600,000 people.
The ADEWE Inter-Regional Social Hospital is a non-profit establishment of general interest, sited at Pinhou in the commune of Duékoué, in the heart of western Ivory Coast.
Designed to answer the acute shortage of high-level health infrastructure across the Cavally and Guémon regions, it will serve a catchment of more than 600,000 people.
Health coverageRolling out
Webloa — Regional Health Cover
« Protecting one another, to live better. »
A solidarity-based mutual that guarantees access to care for everyone in the region — and underwrites the hospital’s viability.
Webloa is the regional health mutual created by ADEWE. It offers the people of Cavally and Guémon health coverage that is affordable, solidarity-based and fitted to local realities.
It will sustain the local health system: contributions secure the hospital’s throughput and its economic balance, while members gain access to quality care.
Head office inauguration — Guiglo, 3 February 2024
“the health of the Wê people, our credo”
A virtuous ecosystem
Webloa gives the hospital the means to operate; the hospital gives Webloa members access to quality care.
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Webloa members get priority, tariffed access to the ADEWE hospital.
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Webloa contributions secure the hospital’s throughput and economic viability.
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No mutual, no lasting hospital; no hospital, no quality care for members.
In the field
The work that makes the mutual real
The health caravan
While the hospital is being built, the caravan takes care to the people: consultations, screening, awareness-raising and distribution of essential supplies in the most remote localities.
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