Services for disabled people France

Handynamic is specialized in the field of accessible cars for people with reduced mobility. The cars, minivans and minibuses are available for rent for an outing, a weekend, a vacation or any other event that invites you to go for a ride. Home delivery is possible, rental packages include 100 km per day and comprehensive insurance. The rental vehicles are available at the agencies in Lille, Lyon, Lourdes, Marseille and Rennes as well as at the rental relay points in Chambéry, Aubagne and Bordeaux. Personalized and free estimate on request, payment possible by vacation voucher.

The Aluna Festival offers 3 unforgettable musical evenings every year in June. Located in an exceptional setting at the gateway to the Ardèche gorges, you can enjoy concerts by your favorite artists. The festival offers a varied program featuring artists from the national and international scene. Numerous logistical resources and trained teams are in place to ensure accessibility for people with disabilities. Access to services is by online registration only. The adjoining campsite is accessible.

Inaugurated and put into service in 2012 after long work, the tram was quickly adopted by the Brest-natives and is now part of the urban landscape. The A line, of 14.3 km long, crosses the urban area from east to west and has 28 stations. Thus, the tramway crosses the city from Porte de Plouzané (in front of Thalès) to Porte de Guipavas (in the area of Froutven) or Porte de Gouesnou, in Kergaradec (it is divided at the level of Europe district to reach these 2 terminals). The line runs from 4:40am to 1:30pm from Monday to Saturday and from 7pm to 0:30am on Sunday. It offers departures every 5 to 10 minutes between 6:30am and 8pm. Thus, the waiting times at the stations are minimized. The oars are equipped with platforms for people with reduced mobility and the bicycles can transit via the tram at certain times of the day. Note: the tram is part of the Bibus network and its users can indifferently use the tickets in the tram and the buses. Futé: you can of course visit the Bibus shop to buy subscriptions or recharge your transport card but ticket vending machines are also installed at each tram station.

Mobi Métropole is a service of public transportation to the request, making it possible to the disableds (disability at least 80%) to move through the 18 towns of the territory of Marseille-Provence Metropolis (MPM), in fully adapted vehicles (fixing, approach ramps on rails, verouillage of the armchairs, abdominal belt). Its service starts at 6:00 the morning and finishes at 1:00 of the morning the every day. To profit from it, it is necessary to send registration forms (available on line) to the commission of access which decides attribution of a Transpass à la carte. The booking must be done as a preliminary, with chance of door-to-door.

The Fédération des Malades et des Handicapés (FMH) is an association based in Aubière. Its aim is to promote the social inclusion and autonomy of people with illnesses or disabilities. The association was founded in 1958 under the name Fédération Nationale des Malades Infirmes et Paralysés (FNMIP), then changed its name to Fédération des Malades et Handicapés (FMH) in 1992. It has local sections in the Puy-de-Dôme region, including Cournon, Gerzat, Issoire, Thiers and Vichy. FMH works in partnership with the City of Aubière, the City of Clermont-Ferrand, the Puy-de-Dôme Departmental Council, the Puy-de-Dôme Health Insurance and the Mutualité Sociale Agricole Auvergne. The association is organized around a Board of Directors, an Executive Committee, volunteers, members and beneficiaries. The Bureau implements the decisions of the Board of Directors and handles day-to-day business.

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For the discovery of the heritage and natural wealth of the Belfort Territory to be accessible to all, the Maison du Tourisme presents its tourist sites, leisure and sports activities accessible to persons in situations of motor, sensory or mental disabilities. The list is enriched every day. Thus, sign language visits are proposed since July 2005, fishing platforms were installed at the Étang Étang in Belfort and at the Véronne Pond on the Malsaucy site, the Jardot Donation is equipped with autoguides (French, English, German) to discover the collection.

This garage is truly sensitive to the automobile and is distinguished from many of its own by its professionalism in the approach of vehicles for customers with reduced mobility. We can appreciate the quality of the work done. It is worth noting that Renault offers in its Kangoo and Master ranges of models designed for the carriage of people in the chair.

Creators of autonomy. What a beautiful job that is! To make possible by its work of adaptation on vehicles, the movement of those who previously were condemned to immobility and often au on themselves is an interesting and especially rewarding activity. The quality of execution is total, from the simple simple intervention such as the inversion of the pedals to the heavy yards affecting the structure of the car. For proof, the performances of Gilles Duqueine in competition on an Audi Quattro modified or the return among its vineyards and on his own tractor of Jean-François Thévenet in his vineyard near Aix-les-Bains!

This association, founded in 1986, on the initiative of mutuelles and rééducateurs physicians, consists of occupational members, paramedical professionals, documentalist. Its advisory mission to people with disabilities, their loved ones when it comes to choosing the right equipment for home planning. Resource centre on everything that exists as hardware, the Creedat advises. To do this, it lists, warns, informs about the addresses of local distributors, manufacturers and resellers. To find out who is speaking first, the help of Creedat is therefore very useful. Stakeholders can move to the home to better assess the needs of people, the technical assistance to provide them.

SURDI 30 is a Nîmes-based association founded in 2003 by deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Its aim is to offer solutions to improve the daily lives of people with hearing impairments, and to promote communication. The association is run by some fifteen volunteers, in partnership with the City of Nîmes and the Conseil Général du Gard. It offers an adapted reception area, educational and fun meetings, prevention and awareness modules on deafness, as well as friendly and cultural outings. SURDI 30's aim is to change social attitudes so that deafness is recognized as a disability in its own right. The association is open to anyone with an interest in deafness.

The SESSAD Trisomie 21 Gard is an association based in Nîmes. Their premises are at 76 Impasse des Acacias. They encourage donations to support their projects, notably to promote the social inclusion and self-determination of people with Down's syndrome.

The département houses of disabled people of France exercise a mission of welcome, information and accompanying in favour of people living with a handicap. A multidisciplinary team evaluates the needs of the person from personalised life plan. A Commission of the rights and autonomy of disabled (CDAPH) implement its decisions, especially the attribution of compensations of handicap. Access to the financial aid (PCH, AAH, etc.) and performances of assistance to home through the MDPH. Actions of coordination with the equipment and facilities medico-social are supervised by a referent, especially uncovered contribution for professional insertion. The MDPH provides a telephone line for emergency calls and a team of day before for treatments male nurses. Without prior appointment welcome.

The Group for the Integration of Persons with Physical Disabilities in Languedoc-Roussillon (GIHP) has an antenna in Nîmes. Information can be obtained on the various services that the Region is implementing to facilitate the lives of persons with reduced mobility. Whether you're looking for a transportation service for professional, university or leisure travel, accompaniment to go to the doctor, a home care service, tips for parents or parents of disabled children… a team of volunteers and professionals is at your listening and help you solve certain problems. For any administrative action, please contact Montpellier headquarters.

The Fédération des Aveugles de France is a non-profit organization based in Nîmes.

Founded on a medical project for the rehabilitation and rehabilitation of visually impaired patients, the Aramav Institute in Nîmes is more than 20 years old. His mission? To help people with visual disabilities by seeking to develop their autonomy. Various therapeutic programs are adapted to cases ranging from light visual potential to total blindness. Reintegration stays, with a sense of stimulation work, take into account age, physical and psychological difficulties, and the expectations and projects of each. During its training, the patient will be monitored by a multidisciplinary team and fully supported by the clinic. Ongoing professional training modules, seminars for practitioners are also organized at the Institute for a multidisciplinary approach to visual impairment in adults.

This association, located in the Saint-Stanislas complex, offers people living with physical disabilities a whole programme of suitable sports activities. A weekly schedule to be consulted on site or on the website: swimming on Tuesdays and Thursdays; archery, Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays; arms shooting on Wednesdays; table tennis, Wednesday and Friday; strength, Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. It is noted that the association is open to valid members and to any person wishing to engage in sports activities with partners with disabilities.

According to disability, this structure offers regular training for two sports disciplines, basketball and tennis.

Established in 1992 by the Group for the Integration of Persons with Physical Disabilities (GIHP) Aquitaine, the Office of Education and Access to Housing has as its main function the interface between owners and tenants. BEAL, which owns no housing, provides a catalyst between demand and supply. In particular, it plays a role of prescribing, contact, information and advice to manufacturers, owners and tenants. The BEAL is aimed at public and private partners, affected by disability, in terms of real estate projects, the adaptability of existing housing or suitable accommodation. It takes as much action as possible when designing projects for construction or renovation and then participates in the follow-up to design the adaptations from the outset. It may also intervene retrospectively (removal of stairs, chair installation or platform installation, etc.), thus participate in the enrichment of a diversified rental park designed to meet the diversity of needs and, finally, it disseminates the offers of housing and offers tenants accommodation adapted to their disability.