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 >>

A story with a happy ending for a teenager long bullied at school, who emerged from silence and isolation thanks to the psychological support provided by NOVE Caring Humans, as part of Sport4Equality project. Mustafa is a teenager like many others: a high school student, he is involved with the scouts and attends athletics with [...] Read More >>

"During the third year of the Sport4Equality project twe are implementing an important improvement: the increase of psychological support for participants, both adults and minors. This decision was guided by the valuable feedback collected from participants in previous years, which highlighted the growing need for more extensive and targeted psychological support". Narrating the Sport4Equality project [...] Read More >>

The only hope for the future Khalid's story Khalid is a 7 year old boy. He has two brothers aged 15 and 7 and a sister aged 12. His mother is a housewife, his father a police officer. Khalid and his family had a prosperous and happy life, a normal life. Then a bomb hit [...] Read More >>

The women's restaurant History of Wahida Wahida is 40 years old and lives in Kabul where she has been running a restaurant for 8 years now. Her restaurant sells traditional Afghan food, but above all  it is run by women and hosts women. Her business is going well, her earnings have increased over time, so [...] Read More >>

Much more than a matter of hard work History of Hasna Hasna is 33 years old, lives in Herat and started tailoring when she was 15. During the republican government, she had a shop in the Herat women's market. Once she had saved enough money to hire other women, she started a real tailoring business. [...] Read More >>

Surviving by selling cosmetics in Afghanistan Laila's story Laila is 25 years old living in Kabul. She started working after attending NOVE's professional training courses in business development. 6 months ago, she started an online store of cosmetic products for women. It sells both Afghan and foreign products and is also a wholesaler supplying beauty [...] Read More >>

A new beginning Nisar's story Nisar is twelve years old and has been living in the Kapisa orphanage for a year and a half now. His father died 9 years ago. Then, 2 years ago, due to a serious illness, he also lost his mother. The older sister, aged 20, got married and moved to [...] Read More >>

It felt like a sword had pierced my soul Nabila's Story Nabila is 30 years old. She has 4 children and lives with her partially disabled husband and his mother. At the time I did not have a very profitable job. To make things worse, my mother-in-law and my husband used to work occasional jobs [...] Read More >>