
The Minister for Disabilities explains the reform of the sector during the column 'A coffee on Vespucci'
The Minister for Disabilities Alessandra Locatelli illustrated the reform of the sector which will start on 1 January 2027, introducing the 'Life Project' tool to overcome welfare and unite health and social care.
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The welfare systems in Italy related to disability have remained unchanged for about fifty years.
"What we do is put the person at the centre; above all, we introduce a new tool, 'Life Project'. It changes the perspective, it changes the way in which we take care of and deal with the person with disabilities".
The Minister for Disabilities, Alessandra Locatelli, in the column 'A coffee on Vespucci', promoted by the ANSA agency and the Amerigo Vespucci World Tour, within Barcolana58, thus explains the reform of the sector which will start on January 1, 2027.
With Progetto di vita, the minister explained, "we move from mere welfare to the valorisation of people. A huge challenge, because the welfare systems in Italy have existed as such for about fifty years and, now, we are revolutionizing them".
"Given that we have also been talking about social and health integration for many years - he added - we oblige the health and social sectors to work together by law.
Especially in the second level evaluation, which is precisely the one that then determines the life plan together with the person, starting from his desires and his right to choose". “This is revolutionary,” he concluded.
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Launch of the reform of the disability sector with the Life Project
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