Laviosa

An inaugural ceremony was held at Livorno Hospital with all sponsors and donor representatives in the presence of Dr. Spartaco Sani. To the city, the Laviosa Foundation along with other partners donated an innovative liver machine. This is the Liver Elastography Diagnostic System including Inflammation Module (LID – Research use) – Mod. Hisky MINI800.

The sailing camp for boys and girls ages 6 to 11 is again this year held at the Circolo Nautico di Livorno, allowing sailing training for 20 children. There are two training shifts lasting two weeks each, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Children will have the opportunity to socialize and become familiar with nautical

Sold out on July 28, 2025, at the Livorno Fortress with the Laviosa Foundation’s micro-female show. The micro-show fits into the Livorno fortress setting where “Glances in the Fortress” is held every Monday of the summer. A virtuous collaboration on the territory and social promotion.Guests of the evening: the very young actress Tecla Insolia and

At Laviosa Farm in Fauglia, a Nature Camp was held from June 30 to July 11 for girls and boys aged 06 to 11. A unique and rare opportunity to spend a playful and educational time immersed in nature. From 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. children are involved in creative, sports and play activities. There

Seven young students on Gorgona Prison Island to spend time with strong educational value with the island’s inmates. The third edition of Gorgona Camp, the residential camp on the island of Gorgona, included social theater training with actress Chiara Migliorini on a weekly basis at the Laviosa Foundation. The themes addressed were: meeting, sharing, travel,

Screening of the docufilm ” Women in the mines” by Roberto Carta in Villaspeciosa.In the picturesque San Platano park, the screening had a huge turnout to witness a filmic rendering of an anthropological and historical study on women diggers and women’s work in the mines.An important opportunity to reflect on gender equality, enriched by the

In continuity with its values of equity, inclusion and respect for diversity, Laviosa chooses the language of cinema to give voice to women’s stories and fuel a shared reflection on equality and overcoming stereotypes. The Foundation supports the summer festival “Glimpses in the Fortress,” curated by Artistic Director Marco Bruciati.Three evenings, in the heart of

The Laviosa Foundation, which has been carrying out a literacy project for Indian boys and girls in Pundi for years, guaranteeing their right to education, provided school uniforms and school supplies this year. Twenty boys and girls received, T-shirts, summer and fall pants, sweatshirts, backpacks and shoes from the Laviosa Foundation, with technical material suitable

23 young people leaving for a unique experience in England!Thanks to the support of the Laviosa Foundation, our students will have the opportunity to spend two weeks in Eastbourne, attending college in the morning to improve their English and volunteering in the afternoon at local charity shops and foundations. A true path of growth, made