REAGE | REACT multimedia campaign was developed for the Dianova Network (3 continents, 11 countries) by Externa Comunicación and Bloodymary Films (Barcelona) aiming to promote Health and raise awareness on drug addictions on 3 main environments: labour, school and family.
In Portugal, the campaign has been supported by 4 graphic themes and 2 spot videos, from January to June 2014.
Here’s the wrap up ROI and Social Impact results: 1.574 social advertising materials have been promoted nationwide, 5 events were held, 80 Partners and 442.423€ in Sponsorships have been raise in a close relationship, 31 in depth news were release on TV, Radio, Printed and Online Media ranging an audience of 4.7 million people, and globally 16 million People were impacted through REACT messages, materials and channels.
Globally, in 5 countries of the International Dianova Network (Canada, Chile, Spain, Italy and Portugal), the campaign outreached more than 46 million People and a ROI of 3,4 million Euro.
Dianova Portugal thanks once more to all Partners and Sponsors that have contributed to this successful campaign.
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The 8th edition of Mocktails took place between 16th and 21st of May in Torres Vedras. During the week in School envirenoment, a Prevention Team of Dianova Portugal went to schools in the municipality to raise awareness among students, an especially vulnerable group, for the responsible consumption of alcohol. The initiative ended on Saturday in Community environment in the city restaurants, bars and night clubs with Health Ambassadors approaching the locals prompting a civically responsible attitude towards alcohol consumption, aiming to diminish risky behaviours such as driving under the influence.
Mocktails 2016 reached 3.686 youngsters and young adults in a yet again successful edition of this Health Promotion action engaging 40 partners: 8 schools, 16 restaurants, bars and night clubs, 10 sponsors, 4 institutional partners, and 2 media partners. This edition also had the collaboration of 2 representatives of Protecção Civil of Torres Vedras, 4 PSP officers and 16 GNR officers. Mocktails is since 2012 recognised as Best Practice in the United Nations in the area of Health Prevention and Promotion.
Since 2009 this action engaged a total of 272 partners, reaching 34.659 people.
Grounded in one of the main goals of the 2020 EU Health Strategy "Together for Health" "promote health, prevent disease and encourage support for healthy lifestyles environments," the best practice on prevention and health promotion "MOCKTAILS: memories of a funny evening" is part of a health promotion approach as a precondition for improving the quality of life of individuals through an intelligent collaborative investment in the health of youngster, young and the whole community of the city of Torres Vedras, located at 40km west of Lisbon.
Created by Dianova Portugal in partnership with Municipality of Torres Vedras and in collaboration with 42 partners "MOCKTAILS: memories fun one night" is being held since 2009 on an yearly basis within school and community environments during a week time in May, by focusing on a face-to-face, this strategy of proximity among young students and community environment helps them to "defend themselves" from peer pressure and to be more responsible in leisure times without "risking" the day after.
Our main goal with this collaborative strategy (including the National Agency on Drugs, Police forces, Regional Authorities, Schools, Media, Night Life Owners – Bars, Pubs and Discos -, Sponsors and Media), is to keep pushing forward and broaden up this unique and innovative activity in our country in the area of prevention of risk behaviors associated with alcohol abuse. The Municipality of Torres Vedras has become a benchmark example that other cities have shown interest in following and mobilizing an array of concerned stakeholders that are interested in this collaborative joint-action to promote healthy life styles and generate positive impact. In these past 7 years (2009-2015) we have reached directly 30.973 youngsters, young adults and adults.
Youth alcohol prevention multi annual initiative mocktails dianova portugalDianova
A school and community based health promotion community that care strategic multi-annual initiative held from 2009 to 2017 in Torres Vedras municipality, Lisbon district, Portugal, focused on raising awareness among young adults on the effects and risks oh alcohol abuse like low academic performance, school drop out, violence and delinquency, and road crashes injuries or deaths, becoming a United Nations Prevention Best Practice in 2012.
IMPACT 2013 | Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” May, 3rd-4th. Positive Change of behaviour Through Health Education & Promotion: an effective way to Individuals and Groups learn how to behave, in order to promote, mantain and/ or restore health through education, information and mobilization of public opinion, engaging the whole community.
Collaborate with us to Inspire Change! Be a Partner at the next 6th edition 2014...
Dianova Portugal in partnership with +40 Public and Private Organizations since 2009 up to 2013 and beyong!
DIANOVA MOCKTAILS SOCIAL IMPACT 2014 | May 5th-10th, a Drug Awareness Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night”, held in Torres Vedras | Portugal, promoted by Dianova Portugal with +40 Partners since 2009, a best practice presented at the 55th Session at the United Nations | UNODC-CND, Vienna, Austria, in 2012.
Dianova portugal uncnd side event communication 13_03_2012Dianova
Dianova's Enrolling Youth and Community on a prevention pluriannual initiative, 2009-2011 and beyond aiming to increase odds and opportunities to Young people to make healthier choices & responsible attitudes and engaging strategic partners in this common effort towards better and most secure communities. Held at the 55th session (side event) of UNCND Vienna 12-16 march 2012
As Communication Director at Dianova Portugal, the Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” is a prevention best practice of the United Nations aiming to raise awareness on the harm related effects of alcohol abuse developed in schools and community environoments since 2009.
It is promoted in collaboration of more than 40 Partners as national, and regional relevant stakeholders, in the city of Torres Vedras, having reached between 2009 and 2014 about 25.000 youngsters and adults.
MakeSense Africa: Food Security Impact report 2017Victoria Peter
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We can do so by rethinking traditional roles. Through a collaborative effort, roles, skills and spheres of influence of NGOs, Beneficiaries, Business, Consumers and Government can be redefined.
The 8th edition of Mocktails took place between 16th and 21st of May in Torres Vedras. During the week in School envirenoment, a Prevention Team of Dianova Portugal went to schools in the municipality to raise awareness among students, an especially vulnerable group, for the responsible consumption of alcohol. The initiative ended on Saturday in Community environment in the city restaurants, bars and night clubs with Health Ambassadors approaching the locals prompting a civically responsible attitude towards alcohol consumption, aiming to diminish risky behaviours such as driving under the influence.
Mocktails 2016 reached 3.686 youngsters and young adults in a yet again successful edition of this Health Promotion action engaging 40 partners: 8 schools, 16 restaurants, bars and night clubs, 10 sponsors, 4 institutional partners, and 2 media partners. This edition also had the collaboration of 2 representatives of Protecção Civil of Torres Vedras, 4 PSP officers and 16 GNR officers. Mocktails is since 2012 recognised as Best Practice in the United Nations in the area of Health Prevention and Promotion.
Since 2009 this action engaged a total of 272 partners, reaching 34.659 people.
Grounded in one of the main goals of the 2020 EU Health Strategy "Together for Health" "promote health, prevent disease and encourage support for healthy lifestyles environments," the best practice on prevention and health promotion "MOCKTAILS: memories of a funny evening" is part of a health promotion approach as a precondition for improving the quality of life of individuals through an intelligent collaborative investment in the health of youngster, young and the whole community of the city of Torres Vedras, located at 40km west of Lisbon.
Created by Dianova Portugal in partnership with Municipality of Torres Vedras and in collaboration with 42 partners "MOCKTAILS: memories fun one night" is being held since 2009 on an yearly basis within school and community environments during a week time in May, by focusing on a face-to-face, this strategy of proximity among young students and community environment helps them to "defend themselves" from peer pressure and to be more responsible in leisure times without "risking" the day after.
Our main goal with this collaborative strategy (including the National Agency on Drugs, Police forces, Regional Authorities, Schools, Media, Night Life Owners – Bars, Pubs and Discos -, Sponsors and Media), is to keep pushing forward and broaden up this unique and innovative activity in our country in the area of prevention of risk behaviors associated with alcohol abuse. The Municipality of Torres Vedras has become a benchmark example that other cities have shown interest in following and mobilizing an array of concerned stakeholders that are interested in this collaborative joint-action to promote healthy life styles and generate positive impact. In these past 7 years (2009-2015) we have reached directly 30.973 youngsters, young adults and adults.
Youth alcohol prevention multi annual initiative mocktails dianova portugalDianova
A school and community based health promotion community that care strategic multi-annual initiative held from 2009 to 2017 in Torres Vedras municipality, Lisbon district, Portugal, focused on raising awareness among young adults on the effects and risks oh alcohol abuse like low academic performance, school drop out, violence and delinquency, and road crashes injuries or deaths, becoming a United Nations Prevention Best Practice in 2012.
IMPACT 2013 | Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” May, 3rd-4th. Positive Change of behaviour Through Health Education & Promotion: an effective way to Individuals and Groups learn how to behave, in order to promote, mantain and/ or restore health through education, information and mobilization of public opinion, engaging the whole community.
Collaborate with us to Inspire Change! Be a Partner at the next 6th edition 2014...
Dianova Portugal in partnership with +40 Public and Private Organizations since 2009 up to 2013 and beyong!
DIANOVA MOCKTAILS SOCIAL IMPACT 2014 | May 5th-10th, a Drug Awareness Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night”, held in Torres Vedras | Portugal, promoted by Dianova Portugal with +40 Partners since 2009, a best practice presented at the 55th Session at the United Nations | UNODC-CND, Vienna, Austria, in 2012.
Dianova portugal uncnd side event communication 13_03_2012Dianova
Dianova's Enrolling Youth and Community on a prevention pluriannual initiative, 2009-2011 and beyond aiming to increase odds and opportunities to Young people to make healthier choices & responsible attitudes and engaging strategic partners in this common effort towards better and most secure communities. Held at the 55th session (side event) of UNCND Vienna 12-16 march 2012
As Communication Director at Dianova Portugal, the Health Promotion Initiative “Mocktails: memories of a fun night” is a prevention best practice of the United Nations aiming to raise awareness on the harm related effects of alcohol abuse developed in schools and community environoments since 2009.
It is promoted in collaboration of more than 40 Partners as national, and regional relevant stakeholders, in the city of Torres Vedras, having reached between 2009 and 2014 about 25.000 youngsters and adults.
MakeSense Africa: Food Security Impact report 2017Victoria Peter
Global hunger statistics give much reason to be concerned. However, a close look on developments on the ground, shows much reason to be optimistic. Here are 7 overarching trends from West-Africa, and dozens of grassroots innovations that gives us reasons to start re-writing our story about global hunger.
We can do so by rethinking traditional roles. Through a collaborative effort, roles, skills and spheres of influence of NGOs, Beneficiaries, Business, Consumers and Government can be redefined.
GlobalHunt Foundation (GHF) is primarily a CSR research and
consulting organization, it has been established as a section 25 not
for profit company registered under the Indian Companies Act,
1956. As a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC),
GHF serves as a knowledge catalyst and engages its vast corporate
clientele with diverse multi-stakeholders to enhance their
Corporate Sustainable Responsibility (CSR). GHF provides key
services on research, reporting programme designing, advisory,
training and due diligence for its pan India clients comprising of
leading corporate, civil society organizations, government
institutions and academia.
Dianova social enterprise nursery plant 2020 oportunity_2013Dianova
Social Enterprises | Legal Frameworks, Models and Impacts on Sustainability for the 3rd Sector: Dianova’s Social Enterprise Nursery Plant Case Study 2000_2013
Goals: Social & Sustainability Purposes
- The reintegration of rehabilitated addicts in active life and long-term unemployed with difficulties in entering the regular labor market;
- Development and consolidation of socioprofessional skills;
- Promoting employment conditions through work contracts and specialization in floriculture.
Did you know that when you are buying flowers from Dianova Nursery, you are contributing to the social inclusion of people with greater vulnerability to the regular labour market?
Listen First Global Outcomes EFTC Dublin 2017Dianova
Dianova International Network social awareness campaign in association with United Nations UNODC "Listen First", launched the 26th June 2017 to celebrate the International Day Against Drug Abuse. It also shows a best practice on prevention and health education throughout the relevance of Advocacy work, international cooperation & alignment with Sustainable Development Goals!
It gives me immense pleasure to speak about the awareness activities taken up by India Youth for Society. A colleague of mine requested me to attend to their events. I did not pay much attention. In fact, I was always busy with my work. So, I could not find time to go. But I had a thought of helping the young people in some way. One day I went to an event to find out what I could do for them. I realized that my involvement is needed more than money. Gradually, I indulged myself in all the activities. Today I am heading the team.
P N B Madhava Rao (Madhu)
President
India Youth for Society
UNODC - United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 60th CND Session, 12-17 March, Vienna
We are pleased to share that Dianova Portugal has been a speaker at the Side Event, the 16th march at 2.20-3:10pm, “DRUG AWARENESS ON ADULTS: A FIVE-STEP APPROACH TO PREVENTION" co-organized by the Yeşilay Türkiye Turkish Green Crescent, Dianova Portugal, EURAD, and NTAKK”, under the topic “DAWA 2015-2016: Health Communication Learning Lessons and Achievements from the Portuguese Perspective”, presenting the conclusions and achievements of the DAWA 2015-2016 transnational project on the Portuguese perspective!
Vienna NGO Committee on Drugs (VNGOC) Programme for CND 2017 http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/commissions/CND/
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Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
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How does a nonprofit organization like Dianova manages its own Human Capital, Talent Management, achieving e.g. 94% of its Talent Retention in 2012? Take a glimpse how we do engage our employees towards goals orientation!
Sustainable development is now firmly at the heart of corporate strategies.
It constitutes a performance lever in terms of innovation, but also at the economic and social level.
This topic is also increasingly prominent in the expectations of our internal and external contacts.
For the past few years, the company has been formalizing its social and environmental responsibility approach, and in 2012, it took part in a voluntary AFAQ 26000 assessment.
Our approach to social and environmental responsibility is a reflection of the actions carried out in this area by the company since it was founded.
The past decade has been marked by increased public awareness of the mistreatment of older persons both in Canada and worldwide. Achievements have been marked by innovation and creativity, policy and program development and legislation. The Community Guide to Raise
World Awareness on Adult Abuse was a initial step to assist communities develop prevention plans.
It is now the 5th anniversary since the launch of the initial guide and many new initiatives have taken place across the globe in recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Given the increased availability of elder abuse resources internationally it was determined that the guide could be enhanced with the inclusion of new and additional material. We are grateful to the Department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) who have generously provided the financial resources to undertake the revision of the guide. With this support a draft revision is now available for review and comment by those in the field of elder abuse prevention. The Canadian government has long been a forerunner in the global prevention of elder mistreatment and is recognized as a leader in the field.
The revision of this guide together with the development of a companion document, “Teen Elder Abuse Awareness Kit” which has been funded through the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) reinforces the Canadian Government‟s commitment to increasing elder abuse awareness globally. Together these two resources will be a powerful contribution and resource for any organization or person interested in minimising the
instances of elder abuse.
We also acknowledge with thanks the original authors of the guide; Charmaine Spencer, Elizabeth Podnieks, Susan Somers, and other members of the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse
(INPEA) and the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (CNPEA). We are building on the earlier work and look forward to a completed document that reflects the enormous progress made in the last five years. Appreciation is also extended to International Federation on Ageing (IFA) for joining this exciting venture.
A Comunidade Terapêutica Quinta das Lapas é uma unidade residencial, profissional e especializada em tratamentos individualizados de curta e de longa duração das toxicodependências e alcoolismo, licenciada e protocolada pelo SICAD, Ministério da Saúde, registada na Entidade Reguladora de Saúde e certificada em Gestão da Qualidade ISO 9001:2008.
A abordagem terapêutica que oferecemos aos nossos Clientes está orientada à melhoria integral da sua qualidade de vida.
Na auditoria de Renovação da Certificação de 2013 (para o período de 2014-2017) a CTQL manteve os 100% a nível da Satisfação Geral dos Clientes e 100% da Recomendação do Serviço.
Consulte-nos em http://dianova.pt
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sustentado, assente numa abordagem cooperativa e inclusiva
multi-stakeholders, com o objectivo de melhorar a qualidade de
vida das Pessoas e Organizações que beneficiam dos nossos
distintos programas de educação para a saúde, tratamento das
dependências, desenvolvimento comunitário, inclusão
social e formação e capacitação.
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Sustainable development is now firmly at the heart of corporate strategies.
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Numa apresentação conjunta com a A3S e o IS-UP, a Dianova apresenta o estudo de caso da ex-empresa de inserção Viveiros de Floricultura da Dianova como exemplo de sucesso no âmbito da integração social pelo trabalho, nomeadamente entre pessoas com trajectórias de dependências e/ou desempregados de longa duração.
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Workshop de Promoção de Boas Prácticas de Igualdade de Género: apresentação como Orador com o estudo de caso Dianova Portugal, realizado a 23 de Outubro de 2015 no Centro de Exposições de Odivelas, realizado pela CITE no âmbito do projecto EQUO. A Dianova é certificada desde 2013 como Entidade Familiarmente Responsável | EFR Economia Social e foi distinguida em 2015 com a Menção Honrosa Prémio “Igualdade é Qualidade” (CITE) edição 2014 na categoria Economia Social
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