are more lonely and have fewer opportunities as their colleagues in the plain. For this reason too, often seek short cuts "dangerous" and only apparently easy. At the same time, however, love their land and have a sense of duty and sacrifice above average. Being young in the mountains brings honor and charges. To analyze them in a special study was the USL 2 of Feltre in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and the Veneto Region. An operation intended to force the parent company of the PDL in the Regional Bond Dario: "There is a common thread that runs throughout the mountains of the Veneto, I would say Italian and European Union. For this we must send a signal not isolation.
Our youth are the first who want to continue living in their mountain
. We ask only the tools to do so. "The study is the result of a long job and was later porated through 99 mountain towns in the Veneto region: 64 in Belluno, 24 in the province of Vicenza, Verona 10, only one (Fregona) to Treviso. To illustrate this morning's Hospital of Feltre were - in addition to Bond - the Regional Councillor for Social Policies Sernagiotto Remo, the Director General USL 2 Bortolo Simoni, the director of social services Pigatto Alexander, Captain Antonio Cavalera the Company of Carabinieri and Feltre Gianvittorio Vaccari, president of the Conference of Mayors USL 2.
Among the more shocking is that data on the use of drugs: 5 percent of students "mountain people" report having used cocaine at least once in their lifetime. And that, compared with 2.6 percent of the average Venetian.
Despite this, most users are treated in Sert who have problems with heroin. There are early sex, the greater propensity to suicide and the use of psychotropic drugs, especially among females.
In contrast, there is a youth willing to sacrifice, self-employment and the desire to achieve among its mountains. Not to mention the voluntary associations and sports, is a constant and reassuring. "Not only," says Bond, "the Our young people are still a very solid value scale. It means that there is much human material on which to work. "
" But to give an opportunity for our young people need to share experiences with those who live in the mountains. We need to team up with European mountain, "said Bond (PDL)." We have to confront those who have our own problems, from the few films to the difficulty of achieving school. "
And the peculiarity of being young in the mountains dwelt also the commissioner Sernagiotto: "This photograph taken dall'Usl 2 will serve to open immediately a table of comparison on the issues of isolation: a mountain village is an added value for everyone." From here Sernagiotto's appeal to young people: "If you have any projects, send them to the Region."
. We ask only the tools to do so. "The study is the result of a long job and was later porated through 99 mountain towns in the Veneto region: 64 in Belluno, 24 in the province of Vicenza, Verona 10, only one (Fregona) to Treviso. To illustrate this morning's Hospital of Feltre were - in addition to Bond - the Regional Councillor for Social Policies Sernagiotto Remo, the Director General USL 2 Bortolo Simoni, the director of social services Pigatto Alexander, Captain Antonio Cavalera the Company of Carabinieri and Feltre Gianvittorio Vaccari, president of the Conference of Mayors USL 2.
Among the more shocking is that data on the use of drugs: 5 percent of students "mountain people" report having used cocaine at least once in their lifetime. And that, compared with 2.6 percent of the average Venetian.
Despite this, most users are treated in Sert who have problems with heroin. There are early sex, the greater propensity to suicide and the use of psychotropic drugs, especially among females.
In contrast, there is a youth willing to sacrifice, self-employment and the desire to achieve among its mountains. Not to mention the voluntary associations and sports, is a constant and reassuring. "Not only," says Bond, "the Our young people are still a very solid value scale. It means that there is much human material on which to work. "
" But to give an opportunity for our young people need to share experiences with those who live in the mountains. We need to team up with European mountain, "said Bond (PDL)." We have to confront those who have our own problems, from the few films to the difficulty of achieving school. "
And the peculiarity of being young in the mountains dwelt also the commissioner Sernagiotto: "This photograph taken dall'Usl 2 will serve to open immediately a table of comparison on the issues of isolation: a mountain village is an added value for everyone." From here Sernagiotto's appeal to young people: "If you have any projects, send them to the Region."
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