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the Dianova network

Established in 12 countries in Europe and the Americas, the Dianova Network is composed of non-profit, independent member organizations that are dedicated to developing social programs and innovative initiatives. The network's activities revolve around three principle axes: addiction treatment and prevention, education and youth.

In July of 2007, Dianova was granted "Special Consultative Status" to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. This status was awarded on the basis of Dianova's commitment in these fields, which are three of the United Nation's principal fields of interest.

activities of the Dianova network

Dianova activities are in an ongoing state of development, they presently consist of the following:

• Residential programs in therapeutic communities which are dedicated to detoxification and treatment for adults and adolescents engaged in the misuse or abuse of alcohol and other drugs (detoxification and treatment);
• Residential programs for the maintenance, or reduction, of substitution drugs.
• Educational and remedial residential programs for at-risk adolescents (behavior troubles, school dropout, cannabis abuse, etc.);
• Programs for socially vulnerable women with addiction problems, and who have dependant children;
• Housing and reintegration programs for socially vulnerable people, including street youths, abused women and those who are homeless;
• Motivational, relapse-prevention and other counseling programs and activities;
• Primary and secondary education for children either from the street or from low-income, rural families;
• Personal development programs for children and adolescents;
• Residential program for unaccompanied foreign adolescents.