Work as Resistance. The Story of Shehzadgi. Violence does not always leave visible marks. Sometimes it takes the form of silence, dependence, or the inability to choose. It is the first form of violence: economic violence, which traps women when they are deprived of the means to support themselves, to study, and to work. In [...] Read More >>

The photo is published for illustrative purposes only The rebirth of a mother. Nazanin’s story Nazanin is 37 years old, comes from the province of Kabul, and is illiterate. Two years ago, she became a widow: her husband died of electrocution while working. But the real burden, the one that had been carving into her [...] Read More >>

Little Ayeda saved thanks to an extraordinary network of solidarity Little Ayeda has landed at Palermo’s “Falcone e Borsellino” airport. She is two years old and affected by Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis type 1 (PFIC1), a rare and very severe genetic liver disease. We at NOVE were there together with PFIC Italia Network ODV to [...] Read More >>

Regaining their freedom: the story of Munisa and Deeba Munisa is not sure she remembers how old she was when she got married. She is now 38, with three daughters under the age of 13 and a 3-year-old son. The girls, Deeba, 12, Shiba, 10, and Husna, 8, are all in second grade because of [...] Read More >>

"Cumbersome bureaucracy, inadequate Italian courses, lack of recognition of qualifications, difficult access to scholarships at universities, insurmountable obstacles to renting a house. Every day we see the limits and problems of the welcoming in Italy on the skin of the refugees we follow'. Telling from the inside the concrete and harmful problems that hinder [...]Telling [...] Read More >>

"One of the peculiarities of Futuro Presente is to integrate what local actors in the five regions involved in the project are doing for the people included in the project: interventions conceived and designed ad hoc in response to each person's needs", explains Rosanna Pricoco, coordinator of Futuro Presente / Future Present. The collaboration between [...] Read More >>

“In countries suffering from war or post-conflict situations, such as Afghanistan, it is the most vulnerable social groups such as women, the elderly and people with disabilities who pay the highest price". Speaking is Alberto Cairo, a partner at NOVE Caring Humans, who is responsible for the implementation of our physical rehabilitation and social reintegration [...] Read More >>

Our project "Futuro Presente / Future Present" represents a significant support for dozens of Italian mothers-girls, foreign women with children and unaccompanied foreign minors, both to cope with the emergencies of the everyday than to work on one's own social inclusion. The aim of "Futuro Presente / Future Present" is to help vulnerable people to whom [...] Read More >>

Launched in 2022 and now in its third year, continues successfully the "Safe Spaces" project. By sharing safe online spaces, NOVE Caring Humans promotes the mental well-being of Afghan female refugees. An effective tool that contributes to their social inclusion in their new host country communities. Strengthening the skills of NOVE staff "Through the partnership [...] Read More >>