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Autismo Abruzzo’s Officina per l’Inclusione opened in L’Aquila on 18 September, in ADSU premises on Via Saragat. Enel Cuore supports the project alongside the local Rotary club; ADSU provided the space free of charge. [1][2]
Plans include individual guidance and contact with businesses before job placements, alongside creative activities introduced gradually. The opening is confirmed; employment outcomes have yet to be reported. [2]
The bright side
The project starts with individual abilities and aspirations, connecting people with workplace settings. [2]
One idea, in simple words
On 18 September, the Officina per l’Inclusione opened in L’Aquila, a project run by Autismo Abruzzo. It aims to learn about people’s abilities and wishes, helping them build a path towards work. Inclusion means enabling people to take part while considering their needs. [2]
The project plans individual meetings and contact with businesses. Creative activities will begin gradually. The space is open, but we do not yet know how many people will find work through the project. Opening a centre and someone getting a job are different achievements. [2]
Imagine this invented example: someone enjoys photography. A person supporting them could listen, find out what they can already do and look for suitable activities. The idea would be to build the path together, rather than decide for them. This is not the story of a real participant. [2]
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Straight from the source.
- L’Aquila, inaugurata l’“Officina per l’inclusione”: persone, competenze e imprese al centro di un nuovo modello Enel Cuore · 18 Sept 2026
- Apre all'Aquila l'Officina per l'Inclusione, percorsi di autonomia e lavoro ANSA · 18 Sept 2026
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