Vaccination point for religious at Cottolengo Hospital in Turin

The nuns fill out the vaccination forms in the waiting room in one of the hospital's churches. The Cottolengo hospital in Turin, managed by the Little House of Divine Providence's religious community, has also become a vaccination center for members of religious communities according to the Government's National Plan's provisions: those older than seventy years and highly vulnerable individuals. Furthermore, members of the various religious communities who work in contact with the faithful or as school staff will be vaccinated.