00:03In Vigevano, at the Vivere non ha età Senior Citizens' Center, managed by Caritas, an assistance service for family members is being created.
00:10of people with Alzheimer's.
00:12The appointments will begin in October, on Tuesday afternoons, twice a month.
00:17Caregivers in particular will be able to interact with those who are experiencing the same situation as them, to manage stress and take care of themselves.
00:25of oneself, through activities guided by a psychologist.
00:28The service is made possible thanks to the 8x1000 funds donated to the Catholic Church, a choice of closeness also for those who live
00:35Alzheimer's.
00:37There is a dedicated space and time with various targeted activities for this type of fragility, both for them
00:44but also great attention for caregivers where these activities become an opportunity for relief.
00:50World Alzheimer's Day was celebrated on September 21st. It is estimated that in Italy people affected by the disease
00:56pathology are approximately 600,000.
01:01But what is international cooperation really?
01:04It was also discussed on a Saturday in September in Lodi, during a public meeting promoted by the Lotta movement
01:10to world hunger.
01:11The organization was born in 1964 in the Lombard city.
01:16Since then he has worked in many countries, from Haiti to Congo and Rwanda.
01:21The answer to the question is that cooperation is actually both global and local.
01:27Its streets also pass by Sanfer and Orto, a social agriculture laboratory in the heart of Lodi.
01:33Here, with the Fight Against World Hunger movement, children gathered to discover flowers and make friends.
01:42Rediscovering highly nutritious and organic traditional cultures.
01:46A commitment that in the north of Tanzania has also become a recipe book available to restaurants in Dodoma, the capital
01:53administrative of the country.
01:55The initiative is supported by the European Union and managed locally by the Italian organization Alvia.
02:01Through the project we have promoted these vegetables such as okra, amaranth or even potato leaves,
02:08which are in fact an integral part of the local culinary culture but which are used less and less nowadays.
02:18In the recipe book there is okra sauce with rice and polenta and then dishes based on moringa and
02:23plants rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants that can improve health.
02:28Both the nutritional values of these native vegetables and the most effective way to cook them have been described.
02:35modern in order to stimulate the interest of young people.
02:40The global march for peace and nonviolence begins this week.
02:45Events are scheduled in around 200 cities until October 4, from Europe to South America.
02:51The aim is to encourage accession to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
02:56The initiative was also presented in Rome at a press conference hosted by the Order of Journalists.
03:02In the foreground is an appeal to Italy, which has not joined the treaty, and to Europe.
03:08I wonder how it is possible that in Europe where we had two world wars we didn't learn even one
03:15percent of what we should have.
03:18What message, then, is being sent to the European Union, the Italian government, and the world?
03:22That we must learn to live together.
03:26See you next time!
