1. Overdoses: Life-saving Solutions Exist. Time to Act

    30/08/2024

    Dianova joins the IOAD campaign to promote effective overdose prevention strategies and advocate a public health-based approach to drugs

  2. Drugs and Diversity: Is a More Inclusive EU Policy Possible?

    28/08/2024

    Dianova participates in the public consultation designed to evaluate the European Union Drug Strategy 2021-2025 and its Action Plan

  3. For a Just and Sustainable Future: Time for Action!

    22/08/2024

    The Summit of the Future will be an historic event aimed at laying new foundations for stronger and more effective global cooperation

  4. Unite for A Drug-Free Pakistan!

    07/08/2024

    The KKAWF’s contribution to a drug-free youth has been highlighted at the Narcotics Control Committee’s first meeting

  5. Prioritizing Early Childhood in Uruguay

    25/07/2024

    The President of the Republic of Uruguay inaugurated the Puntas de Manga early childhood centre run by the Dianova Foundation with support from a team of professionals and early childhood specialists

  6. Children and Addiction, an Invisible Issue

    23/07/2024

    There is still a lack of specific programmes for children, as well as a lack of data to inform interventions appropriate to their needs

  7. Starlings Community: A Commitment to Children

    18/07/2024

    Children have a right to be protected from substance use stigma and its harmful effects on families: an opinion article on the perspective of children’s rights in the field of addictions

  8. Older Women and Prescription Drugs, the Silent Addiction

    16/07/2024

    Overprescribing psychotropic drugs to older women can lead to dependence or mask gender abuse and violence

  9. Growing Old with Drugs: A Hidden Reality

    10/07/2024

    More and more older people are struggling with addiction to alcohol or other drugs, but few services are tailored to their needs

  10. Collaborative Network on Chemsex in Lisbon

    09/07/2024

    In Lisbon, a coordinated and complementary response by community organisations is meeting the needs of people who practise chemsex