Temporary housing: technical design of the infrastructure adaptation works on the property owned by the municipalities of Quart and of Montjovet by the municipalities the

Housing First and Post Stations (Mission 5, Component 2, Investment 3)

The Recovery and Resilience Plan protects and supports the inclusion of marginalised people through housing first and post stations. The introduction of the ‘housing first’ approach means that municipalities shall make flats available for single individuals, small groups or families up to 24 months. In addition to this, customised projects will be activated for each single person/family in order to implement personal growth development programmes and to help them achieve a higher degree of autonomy, also by providing them with training and with other services aimed at improving their employability level. On the other hand, the implementation of ‘post stations’ means the creation of service and inclusion centre for homeless people. Such centres will offer, besides a limited night reception, important amenities such as health services, catering, post distribution, cultural mediation, counselling, job orientation, legal consulting, and goods distribution among others.

This investment is financed by the Recovery and Resilience Plan with EUR 450 million.

As part of this investment, the Aosta region implemented infrastructure measures in two housing provided the municipalities of Quart and Montjovet, and the launch of services for the management of housing measures for project beneficiaries. To date, the agreement has been signed with the Ministry for the implementation of the activities, as well as the approval of the Regional Executive with regard to the agreements with the municipalities for the implementation of infrastructure measures. The agreement between the Regional Administration and the Municipality of Quart and the Municipality of Montjovet for the construction of infrastructure activities has been signed and the infrastructure measures are currently under way. This project is financed by the Recovery and Resilience Facility with EUR 710.000.