A home for those who arrived alone.
There are children who cross seas and borders carrying only their name. Here they find a bed of their own, a slower time, and someone who learns to pronounce it well.
The residence welcomes unaccompanied minors in a home-like setting, with educators present day and night, cultural mediators, psychological support and an individual educational plan built together with each young person. It is not a transit centre. It is a home — with mealtimes, evening homework, arguments about the playlist and birthday parties. The length of stay follows need, not paperwork. Every young person has a path that includes school, sports or artistic engagement, traineeships in the Village's own workshops and restaurant, because the first job should be learned inside the home, not outside.
Four ways
of inhabiting
this pillar.
Every pillar is made of everyday practice, not slogans. Below, four concrete things you will find when you cross the threshold.
Care 24/7
Resident educators, night shifts, a steady presence that builds trust.
Individual educational plans
A tailored path for each young person, reviewed regularly with the team.
Cultural mediation
Linguistic and cultural support for those arriving from other countries.
A bridge to autonomy
School, in-house traineeships, support into adulthood and beyond.