
Mattia Piccoli
At just 16 years old, Mattia Piccoli has emerged as a symbol of resilience and compassion, having been named an Alfiere della Repubblica for his dedication to caring for his father, Paolo, who has been battling early-onset Alzheimer's since he was 43. Mattia's journey has inspired the film "Per te," which reflects the challenges and emotional landscape of living with a family member affected by dementia.
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Recent news mentions
Mattia Piccoli has been appointed Alfiere della Repubblica for merits by President Mattarella.
Quando l'Alzheimer si chiama AmoreMattia Piccoli is an 11-year-old boy who was named Alfiere della Repubblica by President Sergio Mattarella for his love and care for his father's illness.
"Per te" al Cinema ConcordiaMattia Piccoli was named Alfiere della Repubblica for how he took care of his father, who suffers from early-onset Alzheimer's.
Mattia Piccoli: «Mi prendo cura di mio padre, malato di Alzheimer da quando aveva 43 anni. Gli amici? Spesso sono stato preso in giro»







