Project for People

A.Ma.Re. FVG (NGO), a branch of the National Rheumatic Illness Association (ANMAR), was established in Udine in the August of 1984 to help rheumatism patients and their families.

A.Ma.Re. FVG ONLUS works to encourage healthcare and political professionals to establish health centers capable of carrying out preventative, curative and rehabilitative services for Rheumatoid Arthritis.

The PROGETTOAUTISMO FVG (NGO) association helps more than 300 people from over 100 families, all affected by Autism, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, or Asperger’s Syndrome throughout the region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

It has a member of the General Register for Volontary Associations in FVG since 03.06.2008. (ID code 1040) and provides help to the parents and teachers of those with special needs. The association currently boasts 37 volunteers and a large number of supporters.

Do you want to experience an Austrian school for a few months, living alongside your local counterparts and improving your German as you broaden your horizons? This is exactly what the Giorgiutti Project can offer you!

The project was born from a sense of enthusiasm, kindly funded by Alberto Giorgiutti, alma mater of Marinelli high school. He firmly believes that students should expose themselves to other cultures, particularly German-speaking countries; this is incredibly important for a region like ours, which borders Austria and lies just a stone’s throw from Germany, driving force of the European economy.

The small outpatient hospital “Maman Paola” is located in Kalenda (Republic of Congo).

The management and administration of the small hospital are entrusted to Don Ilunga Mayamba, who with this medical facility wants to provide assistance to the poor population exposed to many diseases without the possibility of receiving care (the nearest hospital is 10 hours walking distance away). In particular, the hospital aims to assist women in labour in an area where often women and their babies die during childbirth. It also seeks to provide health education to help people prevent diseases or detect them at an earlier stage in order to seek treatment before it is too late. In practice, this hospital serves as a department of obstetrics and offers primary care for malaria, infections, intestinal worms, cough, fever, etc.

This facility represents a real hope for thousands of poor people neglected by the big hospitals in the cities. Since it was built, it has been possible to significantly reduce the mortality of pregnant women and their infants.

The Foster Home “Padre Luigi”, which for many years was in Via S. Giustina, Udine, has since February 2008 been relocated to a new facility in Faedis, a village a few kilometres from Udine, on the Friuli hills.

The educational activities, addressed mainly to smaller children, are supervised by nuns, while a committee is responsible for its administration. It is fundamental for the educational program the cooperation of the community, both in terms of public and private support, such as volunteers and families willing to offer accommodation.
As part of the same charitable organisation there is a second home in Via Bariglaria, Udine, where a nun works with non-religious people for fostering mothers and their children.

2005. 2005. In east Kolkata (India), there is this foster home hosting girls aged 3 to 9 years old coming from the street, as if it were a large family where the nuns become for them the Mothers who help them grow and educate them until they reach sufficient autonomy.

The home, which in Hindi is called “Sanjeevani Sadan”, has a meaningful name: “Providence Home”.

First research campaign of “The Land of Nineveh Archaeological Project”, coordinated by the University of Udine and funded by the Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region-Informest, the Province of Udine and the Foreign Ministry.

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Classical music’s most famously innovative duo have been shot to global stardom on tour with the London Symphony Orchestra and other significant orchestras from around the world.

The new theatre “Giovanni da Udine”, opened in 1997, is a large modern building owned by the Municipality of Udine and managed by the Foundation “Fondazione Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine”, whose participating bodies are the Municipality, the Province of Udine and the Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region.

It contains a large hall for events and meetings of the Friulian community, and it is equipped with all modern facilities and ancillary installations.

“An art theatre for everyone with a mixed repertoire: international, but at the same time tied to its roots”.
Giorgio Strehler
Manifesto of the Piccolo Teatro Foundation, Milan 1947

The Festival, organised by the Cultural Association “Piccolo Festival del Friuli-Venezia Giulia”, was founded in 2007 as part of the Integrated Projects for Culture promoted by the Autonomous Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region.

The Mount Lussari is a jewel of incomparable beauty, from here you can admire a beautiful natural setting of soaring and majestic peaks.

In addition to being a place of natural interest, it is also a Shrine , the Shrine that unites the ethnic group Slavic , Italian and German.