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Doing Good and Doing Well 2011 supports the following projects and social enterprises. futur The speakers of our conference are invited to a Gala Dinner on Friday at the Cosmo Caixa Science Museum. All the great food that they will taste is prepared and served by Fundació Futur, a social enterprise whose mission is the social integration of marginalized people. Check below to see why we have chosen Futur as our catering provider: When Futur decided to expand to the catering sector in 2001, they followed the three Futur tenets of ecological sustainability, fair trade and labor integration. Their catering service is committed to responsible consumption and is in line with the principles of the Slow Food movement, which emphasizes local food traditions and raises awareness of the impact of our food choices on the rest of the world. They use locally grown and organic products, biodegradable supplies and optimal waste management systems. They also adhere to safety and training protocols for employees as well as customers. la fageda During the coffee breaks at our conference you can enjoy the best yogurt in the world (at least that’s what we think!). These products were kindly ceded to us by La Fageda, a local producer. Check below to see why the DGDW team would like to promote La Fageda and why we suggest that you also support them by buying their products whenever you are in Cataluña. Further, you can know more about the project by talking to Josep Corbinos, who is one of the speakers at our conference. La Fageda is a non for profit social cooperative from Cataluña that was as its main objective to integrate in the workforce people from the local community (la Garrotxa) that have mental disabilities or severe mental illness. The cooperative embraces 210 people, including users and professionals. The productive activities are mainly agriculture and are developed at “la fageda d’en Jordà”, a farm and the social headquarter of this beautiful project. The activities related to the assistance of the users include Occupational Therapy Service, special apartments for the workers that need assistance and don’t have a home, and leisure activities to improve the life quality of the users. ireS – institut de reinserció Social projects Supported by DgDW 2011 In the hall just outside of Aula Magna you will see panels displaying stories of some of the people whose lives IReS helped transform. There is more information below about this serious social project and if you want to explore more you can visit their website (http://www.apadrinafuturs.com/) and/or talk to Motserrat Tohà i Solé, also a speaker at our conference. IReS is a private foundation, set-up in 1969, that provides social care, psychological and educational facilities to marginalized groups of people who are at risk of social or economic difficulties including Family Violence, Gender and Social Inclusion, and Social Action in the judicial system. They study emerging social needs allowing them to introduce solutions, to assess the impact of new proposals and to contribute to new knowledge creation. Through their work, they help make visible the problems and social needs of the people they serve. 2011 Doing Good and Doing Well 115
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