Inclusion is not just a slogan: Lidl Italia and Pizzaut show how to do it, you arrive for young autistic people

This is one of those news that makes us deeply happy. We follow Pizzaut From his first steps and we have never stopped telling how revolutionary and necessary project is. An initiative that has been able to transform autism from a limit to potential, offering many boys a space of work, growth and dignity.

And today, with great enthusiasm, we tell a new chapter of this story: Lidl Italia has taken on two young autisticians Which, thanks to a contract in detachment, will work in the Pizzaut pizzerias.

For those who still do not know this reality, Pizzaut was founded by Nico Acampora and it is much more than a simple pizzeria: it is a laboratory of social and working inclusion, born with the aim of offering young autistici a concrete opportunity to build a future made of autonomy, dignity and personal realization through work. The project manages to combine cuisine, training and civil rights in a concrete and replicable model of inclusive catering.

The collaboration with Lidl Italia

The initiative with Lidl was born from a collaboration started in 2023 and today is strengthened with a concrete gesture: Lpermanent intake of two young people Which, despite being part of the Lidl team, will work in the Pizzaut offices. A true contract, with all the protections, which offers economic stability and a formal recognition of their work. But above all, a gesture that has a real impact on their lives and those of their families.

A us is stronger than many I“, Said Sebastiano Sacilotto, to human resources of Lidl Italia, underlining the value of belonging and collaboration. Words that find echo in gratitude expressed by Nico Acampora, who defines this alliance”an extraordinary collaboration that changes life“.

This is not just good news, it is an example of how companies can and have to do their part. Of how inclusion is not a slogan, but a concrete practice. And how, together, a better future can really be built.