“INDEPENDENTE – let’s take care of ourselves” is a 12-month project that aims to counter the spread of pathological addictions by developing a new approach that fosters direct collaboration between the world of volunteering and local institutions in a PPP (Public-private partnership) perspective. It also creats a network of associations that deal with different (but sometimes linked) addictions to promote a multidisciplinary collaboration. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) The project develops along 2 main lines of activity, namely the fight against gambling addiction and alcohol abuse, and may serve as a sort of pilot project to test this approach also for future initiatives related to addiction.
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CIRCLE – Circular Citizenship for a Long-Lasting Europe
CIRCLE Project, co-funded by the Europe for Citizens Programme 2014 – 2020, introduces the concept of “circular citizen” to define a citizen capable of activating a “sustainable thinking” on Europe, a citizen able to read and understand EU history, even recent, highlighting positive factors and treasuring negative ones, in practice “recycling” them. Within the Twinning between Sarmede and Cocumont, the project intends to re-elaborate past experiences of emigration, effort, suffering and distance from loved ones in order to better understand how difficult it is to foster dialogue between citizens from different countries, but also how in the long run this can enrich not only the protagonists of these events, but also their areas of origin. From the circular economy, then, to circular citizenship.
Facilitation, co-design, information dissemination, fundraising.
The Social Service of the Municipalities Livenza Cansiglio Cavallo, in the context of a territorial agreement, has taken the cue from the regional planning act for the fight against poverty, in order to share with the territory some reflections on interventions and services of social inclusion in specific areas through the coordinated planning among the subscribers and with the direct stakeholders.
The Agreement has the aim of supporting integrated processes of aid, support and accompaniment to be built with people and/or families who are in situations of social vulnerability, or at risk of social exclusion, and marginality.
The selected areas of discussion are: domiciliarity, minors and parenting, inclusion. Within the above mentioned areas, the social service has defined some topics of work following a methodological approach oriented to participation.
General objectives:
• to define and share a stakeholder involvement plan with the management office (staff, planning office and administrative accounting coordinator)
• support and facilitate in leading the working groups that will be created;
• disseminate the generation of ideas, return to the community, good practice analysis;
• writing design according to the project lines;
• recovery of resources through fundraising from regional, national, European funds.
• management of information, dissemination and pubishing of process results through social media, video, press.