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Ferrero and Save the Children youth development projects
Overview
Ferrero and Save the Children are implementing the ‘Kinder Joy of moving’ project across Italy to combat educational poverty and support child development through physical and cognitive activities.
In L'Aquila, the partnership inaugurated ‘Fungus’, a motor skill game at the Punto Luce center. Developed with the University of Naples Federico II, the equipment is designed for children aged 5 to 12 to promote physical activity and skill development.
In Naples, the initiative expanded to include a day of culture and sport for children from the Napoli Chiaiano Punto Luce center. This event featured visits to the Città della Scienza museum and a tennis session at the Napoli Tennis Center. The project utilizes a scientifically validated method, developed in collaboration with various Italian academic and sporting institutions, to support the motor, emotional, and relational development of children in vulnerable social contexts.
Entities
Save the Children · Ferrero · Napoli Chiaiano · L'Aquila · Manuela Tursini
Claims
What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.
- [● 4 SOURCES] Save the Children and Ferrero organized a day of culture and sport for 40 children in Naples.
- [● 4 SOURCES] The Joy of moving project is active in six other Save the Children locations across Italy.
- [● 4 SOURCES] The Joy of moving method was developed through three years of research involving over one thousand primary school children.
- [● 4 SOURCES] The Joy of moving method aims to favor motor, cognitive, emotional, and relational development.
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[CULTURE] 6 sourcesFerrero and Save the Children host youth event in Naples
Ferrero and Save the Children hosted a culture and sports day for 40 children in Naples to combat educational poverty through the Kinder Joy of moving project.
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[CULTURE] 11 sourcesFerrero and Save the Children launch new motor game in L'Aquila
Ferrero and Save the Children have introduced a new motor skill game, Fungus, at the Punto Luce center in L'Aquila to promote physical activity and well-being among children.
Sources
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