On the Road endorses the European appeal for the right to housing and against the misuse of public funds, recognising housing as an essential condition for building pathways towards inclusion, autonomy and participation in community life.

Within the third edition of the Believe Festival – Tools Against Violence, the Minerva Anti-Violence Centre, run by the On the Road social cooperative, is organising a training cycle dedicated to all professionals working with women survivors of gender-based violence.

The Regional Coordination of Anti‑Violence Centres and Safe Houses expresses deep sorrow and outrage over the femicide of Luigia Fortunato, the 33‑year‑old woman brutally stabbed to death by her former partner in Loreto. We stand with her family in grief, and especially with her seven‑year‑old child, who has been deprived of a mother in such a violent and traumatic way.

We remain appalled by what happened in San Benedetto del Tronto, where a well-known far-right public figure, a representative of Futuro Nazionale, physically assaulted a migrant person in a state of clear vulnerability on the street. The assault was filmed in a calculated and instrumental way, intended to be shown on social media, almost as a warning and a low-level attempt to boost their own online visibility.

On 16 July 2026, from 14:30 to 19:00, in the Sala Grande of the Abruzzo Regional Council (6th floor, Via Conte di Ruvo 74, Pescara), we will hold a local workshop dedicated to co‑creating the new communication campaign to promote inclusive housing, as part of the programmatic actions of the S.O.L.E.I.L. Abruzzo Project.

FIRST STEP is the new multilingual app developed under the FAMI CIR – Cittadini in Rete Project, promoted by the Prefecture of Ascoli Piceno together with On the Road Cooperative and LELLA 2001 Cooperative. The project aims to make services for Third-Country Nationals more accessible, coordinated and effective.

Caring for the environment means caring for the people who inhabit it, especially in the historical moment in which we live, where the climate crisis is one of the most present causes of migration. A healthy and sustainable environment is the basis for a dignified and safe life for all.

In this video, Saverio Tommasi, a journalist for the Fanpage newspaper, describes human trafficking and the work On the Road does every day in a sensitive and attentive way.

We are extremely pleased to inform you that for the second year in a row, the UNCHR, the UN Refugee Agency, has decided to award our Cooperative the WeWelcome logo for the year 2020-2021. On the Road is honoured to receive this award in recognition of our commitment to promoting specific interventions to assist refugees in finding employment.

The trafficking experience often inflicts complex layers of trauma on survivors. The abuse these people endured may have affected their sense of self and those surrounding them, often resulting in pervasive mistrust of others and interrupting their ability to have healthy interpersonal relationships. Establishing a relationship of trust with a buddy can help victims in their recovery and reintegration. In this context,  five civil society organizations from Belgium, Germany, Italy, and Spain developed mentoring programs for victims of human trafficking within the project LIBES – Life Beyond the Shelter.