Cesvi Onlus – Cooperazione e Sviluppo
Cooperazione e Sviluppo
Join “Changing future” on November 12th at 5.45 pm, live on Cesvi Facebook and Youtube channels. “Changing future” is the first event within the international programme 1Planet4All.
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Two projects to help the elderly in Bergamo and Milan. Workers and volunteers providing home deliveries of groceries, meals, and medicines.
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Cesvi’s work in the world does not stop during the COVID-19 emergency. The organization activated all the channels to spread specific interventions related to the emergency among the world. Cesvi is training and managing health professionals and providing new protective and medical equipment to protect vulnerable people and children in the different countries in which it operates.
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Italy has the second most Covid-19 cases in the world with 97,689 infected people so far. Lombardia is the Italian region with the highest number of cases and Bergamo is the worst affected city with more than 8,000 infected people and hundreds of deads. The health facilities in Bergamo, first of all Papa Giovanni XXIII […]
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75,000 urgent health devices are coming to Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital thanks to Cesvi’s charity initiative.
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In collaboration with Cristina Parodi, Cesvi’s ambassador, Cesvi is raising funds for Papa Giovanni XIII Hospital and the elderly in the cities of Milan and Bergamo.
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8.500 families affected by Cyclone Idai in Mozambique received hygienic kits, food, seeds and materials to build a secure shelter for themselves and their families. But other dangerous threats are in sight. 8.500 households benefited from Cesvi and Alliance2015 intervention: 3.500 more than what was initially planned. An extraordinary result made possible thanks to the trust […]
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Since early April 2019, as a result of rapid military advances from the south, Tripoli’s southern suburbs began to see levels of conflict they had not experienced since 2011. The deteriorating security situation (the presence of armed group activity shelling, airstrikes and the consequent lack of key services such as electricity and water), pushed approximately […]
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The prolonged conflict in Iraq between government forces and their allies on one side and the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) on the other, has left a devastating legacy. It is not just a matter of damages to infrastructures and services, but also and above all, of injuries on people’s minds and hearts. Even in those […]
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