In occasione dell'Anno Europeo del Volontariato l'Agenzia Nazionale per i Giovani, insieme al Ministro della Gioventù e con la collaborazione del Forum Nazionale dei Giovani e il Ministero del Lavoro, ha promosso il “Truck itinerante del Volontariato: Volontari che cambiano il mondo”, finalizzato a promuovere il volontariato in ogni sua forma e la partecipazione attiva dei giovani.

Oggi 14 ottobre ha sostato per l'itera giornata a Todi in Piazza del Popolo. - Sono stati allestiti stand delle associazioni di volontariato del Comune di Todi e gruppi di Protezione Civile. L'ARI-RE Perugia è stata presente con attrezzature radio e con una delegazione. - Il Presidente I0KWX, IK0AZG  e I0ZUG (autori delle foto) - Presenti le autorità:  S.E. Monsignor Giovanni Marra (Vescovo Diocesi Orvieto-Todi), AntoninoRuggiano (Sindaco Città di Todi), Nazzareno Menghini (Assessore  del Comune di Todi), i dirigenti scolastici delle scuole secondarie del Comune e la dirigente della Direzione didattica e della Scuola secondaria di primo grado - (!!Cliccare le piccole immagini per ingrandirle) Nel palco allestito del TIR itinerante, sono state fatte anche le consegne degli attestati, come si vedrà anche il nostro Presidente Vincenzo Belloni ha ritirato quella per ARI Perugia dalle mani del Sindaco Ruggiano ed alla presenza del Vescovo S.E. Mon. Marra. - Poi ha fatto varie foto sia con i0kwx che presso la postazione radio -      Gianni ci ha fatto sapere che varie foto sono disponibili ed altre le ha scattate anche Antonio, però sono prenotabili... con richiesta e relativi coupons..hi!!

Nella mattinata c'è stata l’apertura dell’esposizione dei lavori realizzati dalle scuole primarie e secondarie inferiori sul tema "San Fortunato Patrono di Todi e difensore dei giovani della Città" e  del concorso per le classi degli Istituti Superiori "Gioventù in Movimento: i giovani ed il Volontariato". - Nel pomeriggio nella Sala del Consiglio si è tenuto un incontro-dibattito sulle politiche del welfare ed il ruolo centrale del volontariato. 

Link to: ANG - Agenzia Nazionale per i Giovani - Ministero della Gioventù

 

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