


- Description
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The J Healthcare Initiative is a registered Canadian non-profit organization with a focus to empower drug users' healthcare decisions by promoting the expansion and innovating the current substance use treatment modalities in Canada and the United States.
We are interested in building the capacity for user led, evidence-based harm reduction strategies. We value self-determination, scientific evidence, harm reduction, meaningful engagement with drug users and project based learning to set up the next generation of healthcare leaders.
- Number of employees
- 51 - 200 employees
- Company website
- https://www.j-initiative.org
- Categories
- Healthcare Project management Information technology Databases Public health
- Industries
- Academic association Hospital, health, wellness & medical Non-profit, philanthropic & civil society Public relations & communications Science
- Representation
- Indigenous-Owned Minority-Owned Women-Owned BIPOC-Owned Social Enterprise
Representation
Diversity and inclusion
Categories highlighting this companyโs ownership and values
Indigenous-Owned Minority-Owned Women-Owned BIPOC-Owned Social Enterprise Youth-Owned Immigrant-Owned Community-FocusedSocials
Recent projects
The J Healthcare Initiative Marketing and Branding Project
The main goal for the project is to promote visibility of the J Healthcare Initiative organization in social media and search engines, create a marketing strategy, and establish a strong brand voice for the organization. This will involve several different steps for the students, including: - Researching the current online presence of the J Healthcare Initiative. - Developing a social media marketing plan to increase visibility and engagement. - Creating a search engine optimization (SEO) strategy to improve the organization's online visibility. - Crafting a marketing strategy that aligns with the organization's mission and goals. - Establishing a brand voice and guidelines for consistent messaging across all platforms.
Evidence-Based Drug Information Project
The main goal for the project is to provide evidence-based information to drug users in a readable format, offering scientific facts to help them understand the current landscape of adulterants and how they can implement harm reduction and health promotion to their lives. This will involve several different steps for the learners, including: - Researching and compiling scientific facts and evidence-based information on adulterants and their effects. - Creating a readable format for the public to understand the information. - Developing strategies for implementing harm reduction and health promotion based on the gathered information. - Collaborating with experts and frontline workers to ensure the accuracy and relevance of the information.
Media Relations Kit for The J Healthcare Initiative
The J Healthcare Initiative is seeking to expand its reach and promote its cause to various media outlets across Canada and the United States. The goal of this project is to create a comprehensive media relations kit that will effectively communicate the organization's mission, values, and key messages to journalists, bloggers, and other media professionals. This kit will serve as a vital tool in establishing and maintaining relationships with media outlets, ultimately increasing public awareness and support for The J Healthcare Initiative's mission and impacts The project will involve researching best practices in media relations, crafting compelling content, and designing visually appealing materials. Key tasks include: - Researching media relations best practices and successful case studies. - Developing a clear and concise organizational overview. - Crafting press releases, media advisories, and fact sheets. - Designing a visually appealing media kit layout. - Compiling a list of targeted media contacts in Canada and the United States.
Drug-Policy Implication Study
We are planning to implement a policy, however before we do we would like to understand the expected implications of it within this population. This way, we will be able to mitigate any risks that the policy may pose by making adjustments before it is implemented. This will involve several different steps for the students, including: Identifying similar policies that have been implemented in other populations. Comparing our policy to other policies and researching the implications that they have had. Conducting interviews with people in the populations affected by these similar policies. Identifying risks and effects that are created by our policy. Creating recommendations on how we could change or improve our policy to make it as effective as possible.
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