Santa Corona Hospital in Pietra Ligure
BLUE SMILES DONATED TO YOUNG PATIENTS OF PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY ROOM IN ST. LIGURE
“Painted Hospitals” comes to Santa Corona thanks to the Cape Mele Air Force
Thanks to a voluntary fundraising effort by the Capo Mele Air Force Detachment, 115th Remote Radar Squadron(S.S.R.), together with the Andora, Albenga and Imperia Associations and the 108th Frecce Tricolori Club, a dozen panels were installed this morning at the Pediatric Area of the St. Corona Emergency Room. The artistic murals were created by Maestro Silvio Irilli of Painted Hospitals.
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“Children definitely feel more comfortable in a fun and colorful environment; the intervention of Painted Hospitals offers a sensory experience closer to their way of living and thinking, helping them to handle with greater serenity the experience of hospitalization, a simple outpatient visit or, as in this case, a visit to the ER. I thank the Air Force personnel at Capo Mele, Andora, Albenga and Imperia for this donation that will surely be appreciated by our young patients.”
Dr. Alberto Gaiero
Chief of Pediatrics
“In expressing sincere thanks to Dr. Alberto Gaiero and Dr. Alessandra Longagna, for enthusiastically accepting the proposal of the initiative, allowing it to be realized, I also thank Maestro Irilli for the commendable and valiant work, not only for the artistic significance of the works but especially for the human significance, since the initiative is aimed at children.
The purpose is to be able to give an emotion, a smile and a bit of serenity to the little patients who will be attending these environments.”
Charles De Giovanni
Lieutenant Colonel Air Force Chief Mele
