“Fare Digitale” and Mental Health Centres: a training project
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Marco Pizzo , Stefania Mosè
The Istituto per la storia del Risorgimento italiano in collaboration with the Mental Health Department of the Local Health Authority (ASL) District 14, implemented a training program focused on the digitization of historical and documentary materials. This activity combined social inclusion, rehabilitation, and training, offering individuals with mental health difficulties the opportunity to acquire valuable skills in the digitization of historical archives and documents. The training course was structured through a series of theoretical and practical lessons, also aimed at promoting internships and job placement opportunities.
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Marco Pizzo - Direttore del Museo Centrale del Risorgimento di Roma, Istituto per la storia del Risorgimento italiano – Complesso del Vittoriano
Stefania Mosè - Dirigente psicologa e coordinatrice “Percorso Semiresidenziale”. Dipartimento Salute Mentale. UOC Distretto 14 - Centro Diurno P. Gasparri; Centro Diurno Borromeo; CSM Ventura - ASL RM 1
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