Wellell upholds the philosophy of “respecting every individual and making a contribution to a healthy and carefree life” The Company engages in community involvement through its core business activities, aiming to assist the government, patients, caregivers, and society in creating a safe and comfortable living environment. Wellell prioritizes issues such as the health of the elderly, the care for disadvantaged groups, and the correct use of medical assistive equipment. This commitment aligns with the objectives of SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being), SDG 4 (Quality Education), and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequality). Leveraging its corporate power, Wellell seeks to make a positive impact on society. In 2024, Wellell reached a total of 31,010 people with more than NT$3.2 million in public welfare investment over the past two years.

Charity and Social Care

Donation of second-hand sofas

To promote resource circularity and support elderly care, we donated second-hand sofas to the Guannenn Long-Term Care Foundation, giving existing resources a renewed purpose and extending their value.

Purchase of Cookies from the Children Are Us Bakery

To embrace the spirit of inclusion and support employment opportunities for underrepresented groups, Wellell selected handcrafted cookies produced by the Children Are Us Bakery as gifts for attendees during its brand events. These cookies were baked and packaged by hearing-impaired employees. Through this procurement initiative, Wellell aims to empower the deaf community in the workplace and support their journey toward independent living, reaching approximately 300 participants. Wellell firmly believes that the power of a brand lies not only in its products and services, but also in every action that fosters shared value and advances inclusion.

Blood Donation Drives

For three consecutive years, Wellell has collaborated with the Tucheng District Manufacturers’ Association in New Taipei City to organize a corporate blood donation campaign. As part of this initiative, Wellell donated 500 gift sets to encourage community members and employees from companies in the Tucheng Industrial Park to actively participate. Through this ongoing effort, we aim to give back to society and promote the values of care and sustainability.

Earth Hour

In 2024, we took part in Earth Hour organized by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) again. On March 23, starting at 8:30 p.m., we switched off the lights together with government agencies and other companies. A total of 2,249 lights were turned off in Wellell’s offices and factories.

Series of Educational Activities on Medical Assistive Equipment

Wellell aims to reach out to communities across Taiwan to provide health education services to groups in need. The goal is to enhance knowledge about the use of assistive equipment and prevention of pressure injuries, thereby helping more individuals with disabilities and patients to embark on a journey toward a healthy and independent recovery. To achieve this, Wellell has collaborated with associations and organizations in various counties, cities, and regions to organize a series of educational activities on medical assistive devices.

Assistance Programs for Patients with Spinal Injuries

Wellell makes regular annual donations to regional spinal cord injury associations across Taiwan. In 2024, the Company supported five such associations in their ongoing efforts to care for individuals with spinal cord injuries. Wellell also sent corporate volunteers to the associations’ general meetings to provide product education and assist members in the use of pressure-relief devices, such as the ROHO floating cushion, ensuring that individuals with spinal cord injuries can use such assistive devices correctly, reducing the risk of pressure injuries when sitting. At the same time, the associations also produced manuals, with Wellell providing information on health education so that even the injured who did not participate could understand the subject. This project has assisted a total of 3,220 people with spinal cord injuries.

Education on Assistive Products and Pressure Injury Prevention

Class A assistive device assessment specialists, as well as physiotherapists and occupational therapists, are the frontline staff dealing with patients. To support them, Wellell sent more than 110 corporate volunteers to visit 40 assistive device centers across Taiwan and Taiwan Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses Association. These volunteers provided assistive device knowledge to assessment specialists and physiotherapists/occupational therapists who attended accredited courses. This initiative ensures that professionals in different regions receive specialized knowledge so that individuals with disabilities have local access to pressure injury prevention resources. The courses were held under the topic of “Evidence-Based Prevention Interventions and the Selection of Pressure-Relief Devices in Clinical Guidelines for Pressure Injuries” and were designed to provide health education to ensure that every specialist understands the functionality of assistive devices and the concepts of preventing pressure injury exacerbation. The aim was to equip these professionals with the knowledge to recommend the timely use of assistive devices when interacting with patients for the first time, preventing serious pressure injuries and reducing the burden on social and medical resources. In 2024, Wellell invested a total of 660 hours and organized 43 health education activities.

Health Education for University, College, and Nursing School Students

Wellell aims to cultivate knowledge of medical assistive devices among new students by collaborating with schools such as College of Medicine, National Taiwan University. The Company organized credit courses on pressure injury prevention and provided health education on prevention techniques and the use of various assistive devices. These sessions allowed students to experience and understand the practical application of assistive devices, helping them understand how pressure-relief devices support patients in achieving a comfortable recovery. Through this initiative, students were taught Wellell’s philosophy of “guiding patients toward a healthy self-recovery journey.” A total of 50 students took part in the courses.

Well-Being of the Elderly

In response to Taiwan’s rapidly aging population and the resulting care-related issues, Wellell has been contributing to the Welfare Organization for the Elderly, Taiwan, R.O.C. for 26 years. The Company not only donates funds but also provides office space and equipment free of charge to support the organization. By collaborating with government agencies, social welfare organizations, and other groups, Wellell aims to raise awareness among the government and the public about the challenges faced by the elderly. This initiative seeks to promote the enactment of relevant legislation, advocate for the rights of the elderly, and enhance their quality of life, ensuring that seniors can enjoy a safer and more dignified life in their later years. In 2024, a total of four training sessions were held, including workshops on “assistive devices” and “rehabilitation” and other long-term care topics for medical and care professionals, aiming at improving care quality, reducing care burdens, and helping the elderly enjoy safer, more independent, and dignified lives in their later years. In 2024, a total of 25,740 people were reached.