Organizations for solidarity and mutual aid Pyrénées-Atlantiques

Here is an atypical village built with everything: painted train cars, sheds, warehouses, all nestled between trees and fields. This Emmaus village, the largest in France, is in itself a must-see in the region! Rent a rosalie to ride through the village. Free visit of the educational farm. You will always find good deals as in a large permanent flea market. On the site you will also find a grocery store, a market on Saturday morning, a restaurant, a village bistro and a waste disposal center.

Arcolan fights discrimination against LGBT+ people, and is committed to promoting their equal rights, visibility and inclusion within society. Arcolan plays a key role in raising awareness of issues relating to sexual orientation and gender identity. Twice a month, the association runs an office on its premises, and also organizes educational activities to combat homophobia, transphobia and other forms of discrimination. Arcolan reminds us that acceptance, listening and support are fundamental values accessible to all, whatever their sexual orientation or gender identity.

L'Accorderie's operating principle is based on a local exchange currency called "accordes", which represents one hour of service. When a member provides a service to another member, he or she earns "accordes" which can then be used to receive services from other members. This creates a modern barter system where money is not necessary. The Accorderie offers a skills directory, where members can indicate their areas of expertise and skills. So, if you need help fixing your bike, cooking a special meal, or even learning a new language, you're sure to find an Accorderie member to help you.

This social and solidarity enterprise in the city center is part of the ecological transition and focuses on the social cohesion of the neighborhood's inhabitants. Here, each employee is valued through his or her skills and we say stop to overconsumption! The creative recycling shop offers ecological and trendy furniture, designed according to the rules of art using recycled materials and paints of vegetable origin. Artists also exhibit their creations. Thanks to a deposit-rental service that pays a kitty to the owners, the tools for DIY and gardening are shared. And let's not forget a Bike Taxi service in the city center.hey, driver! Can we get in?

The Secours Catholique - Caritas boutique in Pau offers a wide range of clothing at affordable prices, helping to support people in precarious situations while promoting reuse and recycling. As a true player in local solidarity, the "Côté coeur, côté fringues" boutique offers much more than material goods, it offers hope and a helping hand to the most disadvantaged. By contributing to this boutique, you are helping to create a positive impact in the lives of our most vulnerable fellow citizens.