1. LGBTQI+, from Adversity to Empowerment

    04/10/2024

    With over 200 people registered to listen to speakers from around the world, this webinar organized by Dianova was a success

  2. Improving Access and Quality of Services

    26/09/2024

    Improving access and quality of treatment services: a fundamental step in addressing substance use disorders and associated mental health issues

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. 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

  8. 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

  9. 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

  10. 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