1 / 23

We go together!

We go together!. Complementary social partners - Successful Ingredients in Reducing Poverty. Stone soup story. The salt and pepper in our community. Partners Social partners European Social Partners. SOMEPRO Geels Roemeniëkomitee KAV / KVLV KWB. LCM ADR. LIMBURG

robertscrawford
Télécharger la présentation

We go together!

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. We go together! Complementary social partners - Successful Ingredients in Reducing Poverty

  2. Stone soup story

  3. The salt and pepper in our community

  4. Partners • Social partners • European Social Partners

  5. SOMEPRO • Geels Roemeniëkomitee • KAV / KVLV • KWB • LCM • ADR • LIMBURG • VLAAMS BRABANT

  6. FDAAM • ADAMes • CLSses • Slatina-Timis • Moldovita • Resita • Iasi • Cluj-Napoca • Focsani • Viscri • Stremt • Apold • Cehu Silvaniei • Heltiu • Taut • Ladesti • Amarasti • Mioveni • Cerchejeni • Sanduleni • Coman • Borsa • Bordesti • Garliciu • Valea Chioarului • Baia de Cris

  7. Rich flavors come from basic ingredients

  8. informal group or association of people (health professionals, volunteers, institutions , NGOs, patient representatives) who : • analyze the health situation in their community, • assess objective health problems and • take initiative towards solving it. • Example of concrete actions: • · Information and Education: campaigns /info sessions about smoking, brest cancer, healthy living, healthy food; • · Increased access to better health care: bringing the family doctor to isolated patients; transport to the dentist; reimbursement of treatment costs; emergency aid etc. • · Lobby & advocacy for better health policies: interventions for non discriminatory healthcare; reintroduction of sport classes in schools; access ramps in public buildings etc. • · Healthy environment: campaigns: TUTTI FRUTTI, Adopting a river etc.

  9. · NGO, representing all members of a community, employing healthcare providers to work for the people; • · facilitates patients’ access to qualitative healthcare; • works in close collaboration withhealthcare providers, policymakers and other social organizations; • · services are determined by beneficiaries and tailored to their needs; fixed prices; income is reinvested. • Few examples: • Medical permanence.; • Emergency aid; • Social pharmacy; • Social Fund; • Mediotheque – rental service; • Home medical assistance ; VIZIDOM; • New-born packages; info-sessions for young mothers etc. • Patient information centre; PC club; • Prevention & patient education campaigns. etc

  10. Romanian-Belgiandevelopment organization , dedicated to improving people’s health , especially the poor, by empowering them to bring about change in their own communities; • 10 years of experience in setting up health structures, with and for the people; • currently developing (at national level): • - CLSes • - ADAMses • Health shops. • creates and maintains a learning environment: national trainings, conferences, dissemination of good practices …; • National network of volunteers and professionals; • Local, regional, national and international network of partners.

  11. Recipe for success

  12. Is there water in the pot? • Take a community that has conditions for developing a health project. • See if there is interest for the project (BE-RO). • See if there are enough resources for a health initiative (people, time, means for action). • Determine what will mobilize all resources (what the community needs).

  13. Slowly add ingredients • Give information about the project. • Answer people’s questions. • Make local visits. Invite them at trainings. • Create a vision of possible developments. • Help them attract resources for action.

  14. Let it cook! • Give people time to make things happen. • Leave it up to them to decide when and how will they make the first step. • Be patient, stay positive.

  15. Stir and serve! • Appreciate it when people decide to take action. • Support them step-by-step. • Keep things going.

  16. Different, still melting

  17. If we agree on something now, that doesn’t mean we can’t be creative about it later. • We fulfill our promises, only we take time with it. • And if you decide to write us an email, you won’t even know we read it.

  18. Every agreement is like a building – it demands heavy lifting and it’s there to stay. • Once they’ve promised something, they won’t let you get away with it. • Don’t write them a email if you don’t want an answer right the way. They will expect the same from you.

  19. Helping a partner in difficulty will turn him into a reliable, strong equal. • We face different challenges, but we all are part of the solution. • We don’t have to settle for “stone soup”, together we can make a better one.

  20. Served to you, by…

More Related