Casa Vittoria is part of a Roma Capitale programme to reorganise residential support for people facing housing insecurity, with particular attention to older people experiencing social and housing vulnerability.1 The wider programme aims to shift gradually from institutional accommodation towards smaller-scale housing, including co-housing and supported independent living, alongside integrated personal services.1
The Casa Vittoria work concerned the former offices building within the Casa Vittoria complex at Via Portuense 220 in Rome, Italy.1 It provided for renovation and furnishing to create one co-housing arrangement and 11 mini-apartments, with capacity for 20 people.1 The project page identifies Roma Capitale as beneficiary and the Department for Infrastructure Development and Urban Maintenance as the implementing body for the building works; it lists €667,370.20 for those works.1
The intervention was one element of a broader programme covering several properties in Rome, including apartments and other facilities intended for supported shared living and accommodation.1 The programme’s stated purpose was to make housing and support options available in smaller settings, while refurbishing unused buildings and coordinating social and housing policy.1
Roma Capitale records the overall project as running from 14 November 2017 to 31 December 2023 and marks it as concluded.1 The page names the Director of the Department for Infrastructure Development and Urban Maintenance and the Department of Social Policies and Health as responsible; it does not identify an individual by name.1 It attributes the overall programme funding to PON Metro resources.1