Who are we
What are we doing
Our Impact
Who are we
What are we doing
Our Impact
Who are we
What are we doing
Our Impact
Cheers
Primary health care for communities, HIV/AIDS education and prevention
What is the program about?
Promote a culture of disease prevention with the active participation of low-income communities.
Empower communities in proactive promotion, offer and provide health services to the population.
Focus on disease prevention actions with families.
Instruct and integrate community organizations into education and the community health service process.
Support and coordinate actions with the different sectors working in the health area.
Train communities and their leaders to thus ensure sustainability after the project has concluded.
Areas We Work In
Detailed information for young people about healthy sexuality, contraception, etc.
Information about STIs, including HIV/AIDS, and methods for preventing them.
Continue with job-oriented vocational training as a way to prevent the marginalization of at-risk youth and improve their employment prospects.
We propose working with adolescents and young people on cultural and recreational aspects, which aid in personality development and offer learning and recreational alternatives.
We propose that young people continue to actively participate in projects and initiatives within their communities, such as multiplier networks, youth mediator networks, among others.
Our Achievements
8,000 young people reached in HIV/AIDS prevention.
Training of 120 educators in HIV prevention.
Recognition by AISCAP for two collaborators.
20,000 young people reached in Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH).
Five centers recognized as models in child and adolescent care.
Recognition to IDDI for its work in the Capotillo expansion.
12,000 young people reached in communication for behavior change (CBC).
Recognition of IDDI as a model project in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Alliance NGO recognizes IDDI as a model NGO in management.
IDDI Youth Network wins national song contest on SSR and HIV (1st edition).
IDDI Youth Network wins national song contest on SSR and HIV (2nd edition).
Recognitions to Rafael Mora and IDDI by various institutions.
Ministry of Youth recognizes Raivelis Roa.
Creation of the integrated youth unit.
IDDI Youth Unit recognized as a model.
12 youths from IDDI recognized as valuable on National Youth Day.
Enabling 12 schools in Monte Plata.
Distribution of 2,400 hygiene kits after the Haiti earthquake.
143 women trained in technical specialties, 24 inserted into the labor market.
Project Signing Alert Youth with USAID.
Cooperation agreements with the Attorney General's Office and schools.
First population census in Puerto Plata.
Recognition for IDDI as a model institution in conflict mediation.
3,750 beneficiaries impacted in areas of HIV, self-esteem, violence, gender, and leadership.
USAID and Alerta Joven recognize IDDI for its focus on crime and violence reduction.
Partnership agreement with UNHCR, reaching 32,930 young people through the Young Alert Project.
75 sanitary modules built and 50 homes repaired in Puerto Plata.
528 people received protection assistance, 200 were trained in entrepreneurship.
Assisted 1,628 people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
First agreement with UNICEF, 1,178 Venezuelan children and adolescents referred to the formal school system.
Agreement with SMASHED International, celebration of the first GLBTQ+ International Biennial.
The IDDI is working hard to contribute to the transformation of human beings, their families, and the community in which we live.
Faced with a common problem, we are all the solution.