Caritas and Apulian pediatricians together for a “Circular Narration” that aims to understand the needs of migrant children.
After the events in Gallipoli (in Salento) and Sanremo (in Liguria), this time it is Syracuse that hosts the third edition of the national forum promoted by the Italian Society of Pediatric Doctors.
Many topics on the table, with clinical reasoning, interactions and problem solving, with a session entirely designed to involve and inform on the topic of the migration of children defined as “voiceless creatures”
Yesterday and today also a piece of Puglia is the protagonist, with Santina Morciano (originally from Alessano), Young Caritas operator in Florence, who together with Luca Orsoni presents the laboratory of ideas “Migrant child, child who welcomes: the footprints of humanity in movement ”, and with the president of Simpe Puglia, Maria Rosaria Filograna, who together with Giuseppe Squazzini moderates the round table on “Metabolomics and microbiomics: personalized medicine from the fetus to the adult”.
The laboratory will provide the results of a survey carried out among young people aged between 18 and 30, volunteers, operators, civil service and trainees in the Italian Caritas, available in Italian, English, Arabic, Albanian, Spanish and French. The organizational secretariat also speaks Salento, with the Leukasia social cooperative of Alessano.
