At dinahosting we feel an active part of society and we want to contribute to their progress and to the improvement of people's quality of life.
They are Mónica, Brais, María, Manuel, Antía; they are people with learning disabilities.Their future depends on initiatives that help them improve their liveswhen the conditions of their surrounding environment do not allow it. It is for this reason that when Juan XXIII Foundation for disability and employment invited us to collaborate with their project, we immediately joined in.
We also collaborate with the Paideia Foundation, the AMICOS Association and many other non-profit organisations, such as the Economic Kitchen of Santiago de Compostela, which work day by day against social exclusion.
We love to collaborate with all kinds of educational institutions, not only by providing free hosting for your school's website, but also by providing virtual servers where students can put into practice what they have learnt and test in a real working environment. We also provide training on digitisation, web hosting management and domains in different university master's degrees.
We also regularly receive in our facilities educational groups from secondary schools, job training and local employment workshops. Our goal is that they know in situ how a company like dinahosting works and they can ask us all their doubts about the labour market in this sector.
Through our reuse programme, we give away components that we no longer use and that are useful for digital literacy in educational centres and social groups, as well as for creating network access points in disadvantaged areas.
We also work with the Digalco Group (Bergondo, A Coruña) to manage the collection of computer consumables that are no longer suitable for a second life.
Advances in cooperativism, medicine or engineering are rarely applied in those regions in most need. The very serious contrasts that exist today between different regions are obvious. We have created a profile on the social credit network Kiva and we collaborate weekly with hundreds of people and communities around the world. Find out about the initiatives we support.
Dinahosting aims to keep to reasonable levels of energy efficiency, so we engage in technology planning to optimise all processes. The servers we use are much more efficient, as a result of which we achieve the same or greater performance in terms of power consumption and our environmental impact is lower.
In addition, we have been verified as a Green Hosting provider by the Green Web Foundation thanks to our use of renewable energy only, both at our office in Santiago de Compostela (A Coruña) and at our data centres in Madrid. We stand by our commitment to lead change towards a more sustainable, environmentally friendly Internet.
If you belong to a secular organization with a 600,000 €/year turnover or less you may submit your application.
.Any help towards the promotion of science is welcome. We just want to add our grain of salt.
If you work in an educational institution where its Project Center allows it, we will enable a hosting for your students.
If you're involved in web development, programming, design or the arts in general, we'd love to give you the hosting you need.