The Api-Colf Migrantes Foundation Project for Safety in Domestic Work aims to reaffirm the fundamental rights of male and female workers, in order to improve their quality of life and awareness, to spread practices that minimize the risk of accidents, and to attract the interest of public opinion and of institutional decision-makers.
The widest distribution of the message will be ensured through the promotion of courses and events, sending newsletters to the databases of the promoting entities, online channels and press office activities.
Electrical hazard, Gas system, Fire and heat.
Falls, Cuts and Abrasions, Risk from handling loads and posture, Chemical Risk, Biological Risk.
Healthcare, Fire Brigade, Police, Carabinieri number 112.
Via del Mortaro, 24
Parrocchia San Giovanni In Laterano Via Pinturicchio 35
Via San Giuseppe Benedetto Cottolengo, 24/bis
Via Vico dei Venti, 4
Casa San Francesco Vicolo Infermeria dei Cappuccini, 3
An Api-Colf project, supported by the Migrantes Foundation and the 8xmille of the Catholic Church.
The Api-Colf Association, established in 1971, is a Christian Social Movement for Domestic Workers that promotes the professionalization of personal service work. It aims to develop values such as humanity, skill enhancement, and responsibility, all inspired by freedom and dignity.
The Migrantes Foundation, established in 1987, is a pastoral body of the Italian Episcopal Conference dedicated to supporting immigrants, migrants, and refugees. Its mission is to foster a culture of hospitality within Christian communities, promoting the value and the appreciation of diverse identities to enhance peaceful coexistence.
The 8xmille funds to the Catholic Church enable the implementation of thousands of projects both in Italy and globally each year. These initiatives aim to support the most vulnerable and those facing difficulties. The funds are allocated towards meeting the worship needs of the population, providing for the clergy’s sustenance, and conducting charitable activities that benefit both the national community and Third World countries.”
A useful and effective digital handbook, easy to read on the smartphone, to understand the types of risks and get practical guidance for prevention.
Foreign nationality workers employed in the domestic and care services sector. A minimum age of 18 is required to participate.
Simply fill in the form with the few data required to get the Free Guide in digital format and to get information on how to participate in the events scheduled in the main Italian cities.
All activities are completely free for the project recipients. The limited in-person courses are free and the Guide to Safety in domestic and care Work is free, available in 5 languages.
The data will be managed for organizational purposes exlusively by Api-Colf and will not be shared with any third party, either private or institutional. Following will be sent information on other training and support activities, always with a view to inclusion and protection of rights.
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