Courses for young people with disabilities

They are called PFI, they are free and take place in Rome

For young people with disabilities aged 18 and over.

Courses are available at our locations in Rome and Grottaferrata:

  • CFP Saponaro (Eur/Laurentina, Rome)
  • CFP Gianelli (Tuscolana Station, Rome)
  • CFP Grottaferrata (Roman Castles, Grottaferrata)

PFI courses are entirely free, because they are financed by:

European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) Programme 2021 – 2027

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    How training courses for young people with disabilities work

    Training courses for young people with disabilities are also known as PFI, or Individualized Training Paths.

    Young people with disabilities often encounter difficulties in social and work inclusion. For these very reasons, the Lazio Region has established the PFI, an acronym for Individualized Training Paths.

    These courses are customized to the needs of each student, they are financed by the Lazio Region thanks to the FSE Plus, they are free and always include a work placement.

    What are PFIs?

    PFI are courses specifically designed for young people with disabilities. In our case, we welcome girls/boys who have fulfilled their right-duty to education and training or are over 18 years of age. We guide them through an individualized training program, characterized by a classroom program, training internship in the workplace, and professionalizing workshops.

    Corsi Gratuiti per Giovani con Disabilità

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