Unsere Projekte zum Thema Health promotion

The evidence based Programme "Body Project“ supports teens and young adults to improve their body perception and body image. Body Project Austria aims to adapt and implement the programme in Austria.

The aim of the project is to establish mentoring for children in elementary schools. The evaluation team assesses the process quality, output and outcomes of the project.

The Institut für Frauen- und Männergesundheit implements „FEM Med – Info-Point und Drehscheibe für Frauengesundheit“., a women's health project. queraum was commissioned with the evaluation.

The "Trialog" aims to strengthen health and climate competence of young people, youth workers and municipalities with specific methods. queraum works on the planning and implementation of the sets of methods.

The sport projects "Schneetiger" and "kick mit" target children and young people with and without disabilities and migrant girls. queraum supports the projects in their measurement of efficiency.

The project supports children of persons with mental health problems and their families in Vienna. In addition, the project addresses persons and institutions that are in contact with these target groups. queraum evaluates the "Safe basis“.

The project was dedicated to implementing long-term and sustainable measures of violence prevention in residential care homes. queraum was responsible for the evaluation of the project.

In the project, new approaches to healthy ageing in the city were developed and tested. queraum accompanied the project with health promotion know-how.

Young participants are inspired and supported to find their own creative approach to the issue of body/images and to express themselves in their own media works.

The Viennese Model of youth health conferences is a proven method of health promotion together with young people. The conferences are implemented by the Institut für Frauen- und Männergesundheit and queraum.

The project asks how towns must be shaped, so that young people can enjoy an active urban mobility and move around affordably, independently, environmentally friendly and healthy.

The project's target groups are retired men and women between 60 and 75 years. queraum is responsible for the external health promotion support of the project.

The services provided by Interface Wien are a promising field of intervention regarding health literacy among migrants in Vienna. queraum supports the project with health promotion expertise.

queraum supports the initiators of small local health promotion projects to develop their ideas, reflect on the potential of their projects and to apply for funding.

This project aims to promote the psychosocial health of older (60+) refugees. queraum is responsible for the evaluation of the project.

The project – a cooperation of queraum and the Wiener Gesundheitsförderung – aims to reduce negative body images, body shaming and discrimination of young people between 10 and 12.

„Free bleeding“ wants to improve the availability of menstrual products for young women at schools. queraum is responsible for the evaluation of the project.

Miscarriages are still a taboo in our society. Interviews with women concerned will be used to create an awareness campaign on the issue.

The Wiener Stadtwerke Group runs a pilot project on workplace health promotion for staff in selected subsidiaries. queraum has been commissioned with the evaluation of the project.

The „Initiative Healthy Apprentice 2.0“ aimed at developing and strengthening the health resources of apprentices. queraum was commissioned with the project evaluation.

The project aims to ban body shaming, discrimination and negative body images from settings relevant to young people

The project aimed to integrate the combination of health literacy and sustainability into the field of open youth work in Austria.

The project empowered girls and boys to move more as part of a healthy lifestyle. queraum was responsible for the project evaluation.

The “City Challenge“ and the “Youth Health Conference” are two types of activities for young people in the programme “Healthy Districts” of the Wiener Gesundheitsförderung.

queraum supported the further development of the project by researching into a previous project of the initiator.

The aim of this participative research project is to find out about the effects of the personal assistance and support provided by LOK – from the view of both clients and staff of LOK.

queraum and the women's health centre FEM carry out "Youth Health Conferences 2.0" and "City Challenges".