- In collaboration with Aism – Italian Multiple Sclerosis Association and Naba – New Academy of Fine Arts, Sandoz has launched the 'Su misura' project, an initiative aimed at improving the accessibility of home environments for people living with multiple sclerosis. The project is based on the implementation of new perceptive guidelines aimed at promoting the well-being of those who face the challenges related to this condition on a daily basis.
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Innovation for accessibility
The main idea of the project is to create a living space that responds more efficiently to the special needs of people with multiple sclerosis. Through collaboration with qualified institutions, the aim is to develop solutions that improve the quality of life within the home.
Strategic partnership
The involvement of Naba – Nuova accademia di belle arti and Aism testifies to the importance of the synergy between design and health. This initiative represents a significant step in the evolution of accessible living spaces, placing the comfort and autonomy of people with multiple sclerosis at the center.
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The custom project seems like a nice initiative but I hope it is not just an idea, but also a reality that can really help those in need. Accessibility is important and must be guaranteed to everyone.