Prisoners & Ex-offenders non-profits in Italy
Browse 197 non-profits supporting prisoners, ex-offenders and their families into a new start in Italy. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.
Showing 12 of 197 organisations
CompanyWhat they do
- BOBorgoretePerugia, ItalyChildren & Youth · Disability +6 more
- CTCam To MeBusto Arsizio, ItalyDisability · Health +3 more
- JSJesuit Social NetworkRoma, ItalyPoverty & Hunger · Community development +12 more
- Fondazione Casa della Carità Angelo AbrianiMilano, ItalyHousing & Homelessness · Refugees & Migration +8 more
- FPFondo per la Repubblica DigitaleRoma, ItalyEducation · Employment & Skills
- chi rom e...chi noMugnano di Napoli, ItalyCommunity development · Arts & Culture +4 more

- FNFamiglia NuovaLodi, ItalyAddiction · Health +7 more
- Fondazione Opus Solidarietatis PaxAvellino, ItalyPoverty & Hunger · Housing & Homelessness +6 more

- IPIstituto per la Famiglia I.P.F. OnlusReggio Calabria, ItalyPoverty & Hunger · Community development +7 more
- ADAmici di don DarioForlì, ItalyJustice & Legal aid · Addiction +4 more
- Misericordia di SienaSiena, ItalyHealth · Poverty & Hunger +5 more

- Centro SostareTorino, ItalyJustice & Legal aid · Children & Youth +2 more

Prisoners & Ex-offenders non-profits in Italy at a glance
Of the 197 Prisoners & Ex-offenders non-profits in Italy, the most common cause areas are Justice & Legal aid (58%), Education (53%) and Community development (53%).
Cause areas
- Justice & Legal aid58%
- Education53%
- Community development53%
- Employment & Skills49%
- Children & Youth45%
Organisation types
- Association49%
- Social enterprise24%
- Operating foundation9%
- Faith-based organisation6%
- NGO4%
Beneficiaries
- Children57%
- Youth57%
- Families43%
- People with disabilities40%
- Refugees & Migrants39%
Funding sources
- Individual donations40%
- Government funding29%
- Grants20%
- EU funding15%
- Earned income13%
Top cities
- Roma16%
- Milano13%
- Napoli5%
- Torino4%
- Perugia2%
- Genova2%
Size
- 1-10 employees1%
- 11-50 employees2%
- 51-200 employees3%
- 201-500 employees1%
Most held certifications
- ISO 9001:20153%
Key facts
- 2002 is the median founding year
- 28% say donations are tax-deductible
- 12% publish a charity number
- 97% name their programmes
- 44% invite volunteers
Figures from a sample of 187 of the 197 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.
Other causes
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