Dott.ssa Francesca Abballe
Via Bernardino Ramazzini 31, 00151 Roma (RM)
| Monday | 8AM/4PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM/4PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM/4PM |
| Thursday | 8AM/4PM |
| Friday | 8AM/4PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Appointments only
| Psychological support | Cost | Waiting time |
|---|
| Psychologist | Cost of the first meeting: Free Cost of subsequent meetings: Free | 7 days |
| Listening service | Cost of the first meeting: Free Cost of subsequent meetings: Free | 7 days |
| Legal advice | Cost | Waiting time |
|---|
| Legal advice in the labour sector | Cost: Free | 7 days |
| Legal advice against discrimination based on gender identity | Cost: Free | 7 days |
| Legal advice for political asylum or refugee status recognition | Cost: Free | 7 days |
| Other services | Cost | Waiting time |
|---|
| Social worker | Cost of the first meeting: Free Cost of subsequent meetings: Free | 7 days |
| Work orientation | Cost of the first meeting: Free Cost of subsequent meetings: Free | 7 days |
| Linguistic and intercultural mediation | Cost of the first meeting: Free Cost of subsequent meetings: Free | 7 days |
| Other information |
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| Guidelines | Not applicable |
| Support and reception by transgender people for transgender people? | No |
| Is a membership card required to access the services? | No |
| Does the facility issue a report / appraisal to be presented to the court to request authorization for legal gender recognition and/or surgery? | No |
The "Spazio Plus Arcobaleno" project is managed by the Italian Red Cross - Metropolitan Area Committee of Rome Capital and supported by the Otto per Mille funds from the Italian Buddhist Institute Soka Gakkai. This service is addressed to individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community, with the primary objective of promoting professional and social inclusion. Following a comprehensive analysis of needs and requests, the project's multidisciplinary team—comprising an employment tutor, a social worker, a psychologist, an intercultural mediator, and a legal consultant—develops personalized interventions in collaboration with the beneficiaries and a network of services. Furthermore, the service offers: Guidance on public, private, and local services. Information and awareness-raising activities on LGBTQIA+ issues, aimed at public and private entities. The project can also allocate a limited number of financial resources to fund work grants, internships, or training programs for interested beneficiaries, following an initial assessment phase to establish shared planning.