OUR TEAM
The FABER - Fabbrica Europa team counts on the expertise of European designers with training and professional experience in the field of aging policies and on a network of over 200 European contacts, made up of care providers, public bodies and authorities, universities and companies operating in the technological innovation applied to society.
OSCAR ZANUTTO
Oscar Zanutto, work and organization psychologist, coordinator of FABER.
European designer, trainer, consultant, author of volumes, articles and talks on the innovation of assistance services at an international level.
Chapter Ambassador Aging2.0 Treviso https://www.aging2.com/treviso/
DAVIDE TUIS
Graduated in Government Sciences and Public Policy, he works in ISRAA at the FABER-Fabbrica Europa business unit, where he is responsible for writing, managing and implementing innovative projects, connected to the theme of population aging and financed by the main community programs.
NICOLA CONTARIN
Graduated in Geography at the University of Edinburgh, he manages local and European scale projects focused on process innovation in care for the elderly. With previous experience in the field of urban regeneration, she is specializing in senior housing and cohousing projects.
STEFANIA MACCHIONE
Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist in training, she works at FABER-ISRAA, in the context of European planning and at the ISRAA specialist center for dementia.
He deals with the management of projects on active aging and psychological support for elderly people with dementia and caregivers.
SARA CERON
Clinical and community psychologist, she works at FABER-ISRAA. She deals with the drafting and implementation of European projects that support active aging and experiment innovative approaches to care and assistance for the elderly, such as the ValueCare project, of which she is part of the team.
ADELE DE STEFANI
Anthropologist, she deals with the drafting and implementation of European projects that experiment innovative approaches to health, care and social inclusion of the elderly, with particular attention to ICT applications to support these processes and to the development of age-friendly environments.
MARTA MATTARUCCO
Graduated in community psychology of wellbeing promotion and social change, currently part of the FABER-ISRAA team. She is involved in the design and implementation of European projects in the field of integrated care and telemedicine in support of active ageing and for the psychological support of caregivers of the elderly.