The country has struggled to find accommodation, meeting staunch opposition from some regional authorities. Its French, Swiss and Austrian neighbours have also tightened borders.

 Under the new plan, the full details of which are yet to be ironed-out, each host town or city participating in the Sprar (protection for refugees and asylum seekers) programme will accommodate two or three migrants for every 1,000 residents.

 Some 800 local authorities are so far involved in the project, which is funded by the Interior Ministry through the National Fund for Asylum Policy and Service.

 Each authority would be given financial incentives while rules governing the hiring of staff to help assist and integrate migrants would be relaxed

 The aim of the plan is to get more authorities on board and encourage a more equal distribution of migrants, while alleviating the pressure on larger cities and accommodating people in less-populated areas.

“To date, immigration has been well-governed, but the numbers are exceeding a governable threshold,” Piero Fassino, the former mayor of Turin who was made president of the National Association of Italian Municipalities last week, said.

“If it is not addressed in time then this problem threatens to overwhelm us.”

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In my area, there are currently about 100 newly arrived immigrants ...from Nigeria, Senegal, Gambia mostly from Northern Africa.
The average age is from 18 to 25 and they are all men.

There are some organizations and associations working with newly arrived immigrants.
I asked for information to an agency . They host newly arrived immigrants in their "Guest House", help them with their legal needs and train volunteers who are willing to help. 
They provide an accomodation and try to find  a school and a job for them.

In the Guest House there are a psycologist, a doctor, some teachers and other professionists to support them.