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FCC Aqualia, which provides services in
Caltanissetta (Sicily) training for
children with Down’s Syndrome
A social investment
by Caltaqua
with good future
prospects
Caltalqua, the FCC Aqualia investee
providing supply and sanitation services in
the Sicilian province of Caltanissetta,
collaborates with Associazione Italiana
Persone Down (AIPD) in training of 3 to 10
year old children with Down’s Syndrome so
that they can be autonomous.
The aim of the project is to promote the
elements that make it possible to acquire
basic knowledge that is of use in the day-to-
day lives of these children. Hence, the
training teaches them to recognise the types
of coins and bills used as legal tender, how
to perform simple tasks on their own in
public offices, and all that they need to build
an identity based on awareness of
themselves, their own personalities, and
other skills. Accordingly, the program is very
Thank-you plaque given to
Caltaqua by AIPD’s chairman
Daniele d’Aquila (right), who
appears in the photo with Lea
Romano, the head of Caltaqua’s
Communication Department,,
and Antonio Gavira, manager of
FCC Aqualia in Italy.
useful since it supports families in the growth
process of children and their siblings.
In keeping with FCC Aqualia’s CSR policy
and its commitment in all the locations where
it provides its services, Catalqua incorporates
this project as part of its activity in the region.
As a sign of appreciation for the Company’s
support, the chairman of AIPD, Daniele
d’Aquila, gave a plaque to Antonio Gavira,
manager of FCC Aqualia in Italy.