Sharing, ideas, union and passion. The former Delphinia Sports Center in Caivano yesterday morning offered a small sample of the vision behind its renovation. Precisely the concept behind “Illumina”.
Paralympic athletes and children from Caivano schools met for a moment to share their thoughts and feelings.
“AND It’s important that you are here working on this project. Because this sports center will belong to everyone and it is nice that everyone can make their contribution. Each in his own way. AND it is important to be an active part of the territory in which we live” he said Vincenzo Boniparalympic swimming athlete to the students of the “Sereni” artistic high school of Cardito, of the “Francesco Morano” higher technical institute and of the “De Gasperi” ITC who yesterday morning took part in one of the workshops that Sport e Salute is organizing for ensure that the kids color the dream of the sports center to come.
The students participated with curiosity and strong participation in the meeting which occurred in a completely casual manner but with a strong symbolic value.“This is what is at the heart of our idea for Illumina” they explain from Sport and Health.
With Vincenzo Boni the Paralympic fencer was also present Loredana Trigiliathe swimmer Antonio Auricchio and the paracyclist and swimmer Angela Procida. The athletes, bearers of the sports groups of the Defense General Staff and the State Police, had visited the structure before the meeting with the children, offering ideas and ideas for creating a place for everyone and for everyone to the President and CEO of Sports and Health, Marco Mezzaroma e Diego Nepi Molineris and to the delegates of the commissioner structure led by Fabio Ciciliano.
Meanwhile, work on the construction site continues at an incessant pace and is perfectly in line with the timetable established in September. 70 days have passed and there are still a hundred to go. At present, the waterproofing works and the functional works for the completion and development of the finishes have been completed. Around 70 people work on the construction site in two shifts from Monday to Sunday non-stop. The date of May 31st will be absolutely respected so as to restore the light to the citizens of Caivano, but not only.