Organizations for solidarity and mutual aid Paris

Generations Agreement for Employment and Enterprise (GEAES) is a national organization for economic volunteering. It helps to create business, supports entrepreneurs and associations, accompanies to the company young people who follow a secondary, professional and technical education… BÉNÉVOLES's volunteer advisors are former executives or leaders from the private sector or administration or from education. They intervene with structures that do not have the opportunity to use the trade sector.

Secours Catholique was founded in Lourdes in 1946. Today, this association federates a network of tens of thousands of volunteers around 76 delegations, 2,400 reception areas and 3,700 local teams. Its goal is to fight against poverty, inequality and exclusion. It calls on public opinion and public authorities while proposing long-term solutions. It also trains young volunteers, especially in France, for a minimum of 9 months, thus offering them the status of National Civilian Volunteer.

A national memory association whose objective is knowledge of deportation for reasons of homosexuality. Its action targets public and educational authorities and all LGBT actors by organising exhibitions and commemorations. She is very pleased to be present in any commemoration for the memory of the victims of the Second World War. 

Olivier Courtemanche has been touring the forests of Central Africa for over 20 years. It was in December 2007, after the death of Belimbo, a Ami friend who was very dear to him, that he created a Pygmy world, to make known the cause of this unique people and to come to Sanitairement help. A tireless advocate of the Pygmies, he proposes, in collaboration with the Direction of Senses - a travel agency - of the expeditions of days at their meeting. To ensure a quality stay, groups of up to 6 people are allowed. From 2 750 euros per person according to season, on a basis of 6. About 6% per cent of the amounts paid by tourists go to local development projects. In July 2012, a report, filmed as part of a visit to the Pygmies, was broadcast in Special Envoy on France 2. 

We Gayment is an association of people of all sexualities and all genres. The association seeks to facilitate meetings between people within the local community, the organization of a day to combat AIDS within the faculty, and the participation of members in the Spring of the Associations and the Marches des Pride.

The purpose of local representatives against AIDS, whose founding president is Jean-Luc Romero, is to remind local elected representatives that they have a duty to mobilize against AIDS, at a time when there is a significant demobilization of the French, elected, in the fight. Over 10 000 elected representatives signed the manifesto of ELCS, which creates a moral obligation and results, committing them to mobilize for prevention, but also to solidarity and fraternity vis-à-vis HIV-positive people and sick people. Regional and departmental meetings are organized to meet with actors in the fight against AIDS from the political, associative and medical worlds. During these meetings, stakeholders take stock of the epidemic in each of the departments visited and on the actions developed by local communities. They are finally thinking about implementing actions, based on the 11 Life Struggle proposals. Since the creation of ELCS, these meetings have helped to prepare 14 general states that took place in the Senate, the National Assembly, the Regional Council of Ile-de-France and the City Hall of Paris. The ELCS association is organised in network and consists of about departmental delegations.

All sectors of activity - and their supporters - are affected by this gay professional association, which is interested in the AP-HP - Public assistance of the Paris Hospitals - and their ancillary services. Prevention actions, in collaboration with different associations or institutions, are geared towards the fight against AIDS and stis - for users and carers. A monthly evening is organized at The Eagle (1 st). The association obtained a space at Tenon Hospital (20 th).

Flag ! is the association of support and defense of lesbian, gay, bi and trans (LGBT) of the Ministry of the Interior including the National Police, the National Gendarmerie and the Municipal Police. This association is a space open to all active personnel of the National Police, students of police schools, retired and reservists as well as civil servants or contractual agents under other administrations of the Ministry of the Interior, the military of the National Gendarmerie, municipal police officers and sympathizers on sponsorship.
Its objectives : to promote the equal rights of all persons within the Ministry of the Interior, whatever their sexual orientation and lifestyle; to fight against all forms of exclusion, discrimination, sexism and injustice based on their sexual orientation, and/or on their serology, within the framework of their function within the Ministry of the Interior; fight against isolation, the first consequence of discrimination, with all its effects on personal well-being (social and human); registration and collaboration in the European network of LGBT police officers, helping people who discover their difference of sexual orientation in their difficulties to integrate, by promoting sports, cultural and play activities. The Flag! organizes very regularly parties at The Eagle, very animated and good-natured evenings.

Gay and Lesbian Associations of the Polytechnic School.

Within Amnesty International, the Commission was created in 1997, following the decision taken in 1991 by Amnesty's international assembly to defend people persecuted for their sexual orientation, gender identity or sexual characteristics.

The association Freedom, Equality, Homosexual Fraternity addresses all gay and lesbian people in France. It was created on 23 November 2000 in order to defend LGBT women in the event of homophobia (discrimination, abuse, violence, moral harassment, non-compliance with the ACAP laws) and sérophobie, particularly in the case of administrations.

Love Hard - AH! - is a playful and educational association made up of men and women who are responsible, amateurs or passionate about sadomasochistes and fetishists practices. The AH! has only one wish, it's the mix of genres, on the basics of SM and hard play. Love Hard organizes afternoons, evenings and workshops (details on the website).

Association of lesbian, gay, bi, trans and trans personnel of the ministries of Economics, Finance and Industry and their friends.

Association which acts in favour of homosexual recognition and the integration of gay people within their environment, promotes encounters and exchanges between homosexuals and all "homo-sensitive", organizes recreational, cultural and sporting activities in a convivial atmosphere.

Permanent welcome and non-mixed conviviality, reserved for lesbian lesbians and transgendered lesbians of the LGBT Centre. Reception from 20 am to 22 pm (unless otherwise noted) at the CGL Paris-Ile-de-France, the first and third Friday of the month, and in the lesbian sites of the capital on the other Fridays of the month.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bis and Trans Association of the Orange/France Telecom Group is addressed to all staff of the parent house and subsidiaries, employees, or retired persons, and their spouses and friends, who are campaigning for equal rights, the fight against homophobia, for the application of different means of prevention within the company, provides aid, listening and solidarity, without forgetting the conviviality of its multiple activities. Membership also gives access to benefits from prestigious partners and access to user-friendly events.

The university is a often anonymous place where few structures exist allowing students to meet. Young gays and lesbians can feel all the more isolated because they do not necessarily meet other students. This is why it is necessary to create a space of conviviality and hospitality that allows us to meet and share his experiences. In addition to a user-friendly dimension, it is possible to defend its rights in society and in academia. In other words, combating homophobic and lesbophobes discrimination.

Founded in 2005, Podium Paris is an association under the French law of 1901, which brings together a male chorus of 40 to 60 singers, depending on the season. Directed by an expert choral conductor, the choir creates an annual show, a veritable musical comedy lasting an hour and a half, combining humor, fantasy and emotion. More than just a choir, Podium Paris organizes concerts that promote the visibility of the LGBTQI+ community and the fight against discrimination, in partnership with associations. This choir goes beyond the boundaries of music to embrace an inclusive and inspiring vision.

Association of gay and lesbian choristers. Rehearsals every Tuesday evening from to (except school holidays) and three weekends in the year, plus additional rehearsals to prepare concerts. You can attend 3 repetitions before engaging. Equivox participates in concerts and street festivals, including the music festival, Voice on the Bank festival and many other events in Paris and the Province. At the directory level, an annual theme is defined each year that guides the choice of songs and costumes. In 2010-2011, it was the TV series.

Association to the attention of LGBT people of Lebanese origin.