The daily schedule of the residents relies mostly on Occupational Therapy and includes memory workshops, social skills, baking, cooking, gardening, cinema club, art activities, dancing and singing. Alongside this, the rehabilitation program of the residents includes various community activities, such as excursions, walks, theatre, cinema, celebrations and church attendance.

Our goal is to maximise the capacity of residents by increasing their functionality, obtaining autonomy, learning social skills, reintegrating into society and avoiding stigmatisation.
The Boarding House was developed as part of the Operational Program “Health – Welfare 2000 – 2006,” initially with 75% co-financing from the European Social Fund (ESF) and 25% by the Ministry of Health and Social Solidarity for 18 months and then entirely from national resources.