What we did | December22<\/h2><\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>Integrated Welcoming<\/span><\/p>\nThe ASCS year has also come to an end: it has been a 2022 full of events, activities, meetings and sharing. Before we delve into what’s new in 2023, let’s see what happened in the last month of the year.<\/p>\n
During this last period, there have been many families that we have been able to follow and support through different projects. Many of these we encountered during the pandemic, when with the One Home<\/span> Project<\/b><\/a><\/b>, we accompanied many households in going through that difficult historical and economic time. This effort has continued over the months. Those families have been joined by others, and just in the last month, we have organized, at our Rome headquartersCasa Scalabrini 634<\/a><\/b>, a distribution of food items; this was made possible thanks to the support of the International Fondation Assistance.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.ascs.it\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/12\/rete-rai.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe last meeting of 2022 of the RAI – Integrated Reception Network<\/b> was held. The purpose of these meetings, promoted by ASCS, is to collaborate with the different realities of the Roman territory making it possible to share and disseminate good practices and reflections regarding the issues of housing and work autonomy. It was a year that allowed us to understand that through this kind of synergistic work so much can be achieved, and a challenge for the new year will be to continue to collaborate in an increasingly fruitful way.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the meeting was held in Milan. “We are not alone” Learning to protect ourselves.<\/a><\/b> The psychologists of the Wasi project<\/a><\/b> in collaboration with Caritas Ambrosiana and Cooperativa Farsi Prossimo conducted a workshop to reflect on the issue of gender-based violence while also presenting the Vodafone Foundation Italy’s “Bright Sky” App.<\/p>\n\n
Integrated Welcoming<\/span><\/p>\n The ASCS year has also come to an end: it has been a 2022 full of events, activities, meetings and sharing. Before we delve into what’s new in 2023, let’s see what happened in the last month of the year.<\/p>\n During this last period, there have been many families that we have been able to follow and support through different projects. Many of these we encountered during the pandemic, when with the One Home<\/span> Project<\/b><\/a><\/b>, we accompanied many households in going through that difficult historical and economic time. This effort has continued over the months. Those families have been joined by others, and just in the last month, we have organized, at our Rome headquartersCasa Scalabrini 634<\/a><\/b>, a distribution of food items; this was made possible thanks to the support of the International Fondation Assistance.<\/p>\n The last meeting of 2022 of the RAI – Integrated Reception Network<\/b> was held. The purpose of these meetings, promoted by ASCS, is to collaborate with the different realities of the Roman territory making it possible to share and disseminate good practices and reflections regarding the issues of housing and work autonomy. It was a year that allowed us to understand that through this kind of synergistic work so much can be achieved, and a challenge for the new year will be to continue to collaborate in an increasingly fruitful way.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the meeting was held in Milan. “We are not alone” Learning to protect ourselves.<\/a><\/b> The psychologists of the Wasi project<\/a><\/b> in collaboration with Caritas Ambrosiana and Cooperativa Farsi Prossimo conducted a workshop to reflect on the issue of gender-based violence while also presenting the Vodafone Foundation Italy’s “Bright Sky” App.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n\n