Minori has received approximately €18,000 through the national “Crescere nei piccoli Comuni” programme, according to Positano News. The reported amount is approximate.
The funding is intended to support educational, sporting, cultural, recreational and broader family-oriented activities. What activities Minori will organise, when they will run and which organisations will take part have not been announced.
The programme is run by the Department for Family Policies, with a total allocation of €50 million for 2026. It targets Italian municipalities with populations of up to 5,000 residents and focuses on proximity services and educational, social and relational opportunities for families.
The Italian government has published the definitive list of municipalities admitted to the funding. Beneficiary municipalities must complete the funded activities within 12 months of the applicable registration notice.
Minori’s municipal history describes a town shaped by medieval hill settlements, rural villages, agricultural terraces, religious sites and coastal activity. The Comune traces the continuing relationship between its urban, coastal and agricultural areas.
For children and adolescents growing up in Minori, that heritage includes hill settlements and rural villages, terraced farmland, religious heritage and the coast. Those places provide local material for learning about the town’s history, customs and landscape alongside the educational and recreational activities the grant supports.
