The community team is made up of various professions: doctors, psychologists / psychotherapists, technical co-ordinators of the community, social assistant, nurse, supervisor of the pedagogical-cultural area, teachers.

Use is also made of external consultants for the exercise or supervision of determined activities. The team members meet together once a week: such meetings represent both an organisational tool and a review of their work, which is useful for the evaluation of activities and the analysis of existing problems, and is also an occasion for reflection upon the dynamic between the clients and the service providers, both of which are indispensible as far as maintaining the environment and care, containment and coherence is concerned.

Staff meet once a week and the meeting is made up of the following figures: doctors, psychologists / psychotherapists, technical co-ordinators of the community, social assistant, supervisor of the pedagogical-cultural area.

They meet once a week to discuss a supervisory job with respect to what has been undertaken by the team: they discuss clinical cases, oversee the planning and organisation of the activities regarding the stay of the users in the facilities (new entrants, those who have left, developments from one centre to another, those who have returned home, are on holiday etc), they look after the relationship between the client and the family, they have a relationship between the external facilities (A.S.L., Social Services Tribunals, Social Services, Schools and other Communities) and, lastly, the effective implementation of what has been agreed in the commissions.