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Mercy Albania back in
SAN SEBASTIAN - October 2010
http://www.misericordia.firenze.it/ssebastiano/SSebastiano245.pdf
Don Carlo Zaccaro was to bring Florence's Mercy Albania. In July, a little more than a month after his death, the Group of Civil Protection of the Misericordia in Florence returned to Scutari. On the one hand we wanted to consolidate its long association with the Madonna del Grappa and the other was intended to renew its relationship with the group of Civil Protection Albanian born, supported and trained by the Misericordia in Florence.
Group I CARE - SACRAVITA (which will be named after Don Carlo) with its 25 members, has shown
preparation and efficiency during the floods this spring, attending - for a month and a half - about 150 people affected by bad weather. The project of the Department of Civil Protection, which involves the Mercy, provides for the formation of a second core to be born in Lezhe, where 18 boys from a hotel school in September, will have two hours in the curriculum of civil protection. This result demonstrates the strong work of raising and the implementation of the principle of "self protection" that has been implemented in recent years.
The seed sown by Don Carlo, thanks to the mercy of Florence, and has sprouted in the future, the project is to create groups Civil Protection in the provinces of the north. The Albanian trip was also an opportunity to review Marsida: the girl who, thanks to Project Sacravita now walks and runs happily. SACRAVITA is a great activity where the Civil Defence plays an important role. Even in Belarus is growing a group of volunteer health workers - who specialize in emergency and ambulance - which takes life from the stage of university students at the Misericordia in Florence.
This project, in collaboration with the Medical University of Minsk and the Mercy Health Foundation, is a great achievement for a country in which cooperation between state and voluntary work was almost unknown. 
SAN SEBASTIAN - October 2010
http://www.misericordia.firenze.it/ssebastiano/SSebastiano245.pdf
Don Carlo Zaccaro was to bring Florence's Mercy Albania. In July, a little more than a month after his death, the Group of Civil Protection of the Misericordia in Florence returned to Scutari. On the one hand we wanted to consolidate its long association with the Madonna del Grappa and the other was intended to renew its relationship with the group of Civil Protection Albanian born, supported and trained by the Misericordia in Florence.
Group I CARE - SACRAVITA (which will be named after Don Carlo) with its 25 members, has shown
preparation and efficiency during the floods this spring, attending - for a month and a half - about 150 people affected by bad weather. The project of the Department of Civil Protection, which involves the Mercy, provides for the formation of a second core to be born in Lezhe, where 18 boys from a hotel school in September, will have two hours in the curriculum of civil protection. This result demonstrates the strong work of raising and the implementation of the principle of "self protection" that has been implemented in recent years.
The seed sown by Don Carlo, thanks to the mercy of Florence, and has sprouted in the future, the project is to create groups Civil Protection in the provinces of the north. The Albanian trip was also an opportunity to review Marsida: the girl who, thanks to Project Sacravita now walks and runs happily. SACRAVITA is a great activity where the Civil Defence plays an important role. Even in Belarus is growing a group of volunteer health workers - who specialize in emergency and ambulance - which takes life from the stage of university students at the Misericordia in Florence.
This project, in collaboration with the Medical University of Minsk and the Mercy Health Foundation, is a great achievement for a country in which cooperation between state and voluntary work was almost unknown.
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