Welfare – 10% of families in Friuli Venezia Giulia benefits from the services offered by the different food collections. This figure represents approx 150,000 people And 50,000 families. Although this figure is worrying, it is still lower than the Italian average, which reaches 20%. However, theItaly remains the only European country which records a significant loss of purchasing power.
The region’s commitment to welfare, incentives for women and young people
To address this situation, for six years theThe regional administration is investing huge resources and creating a system capable of intervening in the sectors of competence of the Region. During the study day “Microcredit and over-indebtedness – Rights and obligations in the field of consumer credit”, organized byEnaip of Trieste, the councilor for Work and Family illustrated the measures implemented.
The actions implemented by the Region include incentives for them stable hiring of women and young peoplethe reconciling family life with work time and theaccess to nursery school for families with greater needs. With the Family dowryaimed at minor children up to 18 years of age, was facilitated use of educational, recreational and recreational benefits and services.
Development of corporate welfare and female entrepreneurship
The Friuli Venezia Giulia Region also has increased contributions for the development of corporate welfare and supported interventions in favor offemale entrepreneurship. It was promoted regularization of domestic work and guaranteed scholarships for all needy and deserving university students.
These measures are strongly requested by families with a ISEE up to 35,000 euros. The objective of the package of welfare actions implemented is protect the middle classguaranteeing their purchasing power and the rights of young people and children living in Friuli Venezia Giulia.
The councilor announced the preparation of a new dedicated standard expressly to the development of a system of territorial welfare. This system aims to create a network capable of coordinating the different services offered by the Region, involving companies, local authorities, the third sector, the academic world, research and training bodies, CAFs and patronages.
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