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Polla Hospital, the information desk for mother-child relations is born

The new awareness raising activity through the information desk within the gynecology department, promoted by the Vallo Di Diano Tanagro Alburni Social Consortium and ASL, will be presented on 3 February at the health management of the Luigi Curto Hospital in Polla. Salerno, from the Sala Consilina–Polla health district 72. The project aims to support families, placing particular emphasis on the mother-child dyad. The action was shared by the Director of Health District 72, Pasquale Vastola and by the presidency of the Social Consortium, Vallo di Diano Tanagro Alburni, led by Vittorio Esposito. Dr. Angela Tortorella started the planned activities.

This desk aims to strengthen and promote the integration of social policies with health, education, training, local development and equal opportunities policies, integrating health and social procedures in an organic and shared way, with the fundamental objective of inclusion. and the prevention of hardship in newly formed families in difficulty, considering those of mothers of girls and boys at social risk as an elective emergency.

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Cilentano.it was born in 2011 as ilcilento.altervista.org. The blog featured cutting-edge features such as video and photography backgrounds. The domain name was purchased in 2012 and the site has changed graphics over time. For over four years it has been as you see it. Equipped with a video and YouTube channel, it offers information on the Cilento Diano and Alburni National Park area as well as the neighboring towns. It is open to anyone who wants to be part of it with writings, photos, stories and information on these places yet to be discovered. The blog is free and non-profit. The trademark is registered.

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