Associations for the disabled France

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.

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.

L'Âne Coeur is part of the Médi'âne network. L'ÂNE CoeUR is a member of the Médi'âne network, which works as a mediator, seeking positive interactions between humans and donkeys, with a view to bringing about a beneficial change in individuals with certain adaptation difficulties. He offers walks where the donkey invites young and old to take the time to listen, observe, smell and marvel. He motivates children to walk alongside him and take an interest in natural exploration. Accessible to wheelchair users.

The Tétralyre Association offers musical teaching and instrumental practice in orchestra for young people and adults with mental disabilities. Dépasser the difference by singing or playing an instrument! Fine project. This ensemble repeats in a room at the CHS of Bassens and happens regularly on stage. An opening to the world, out of isolation and disability. Very beautiful moving benefit!

Handi Cap Évasion was created in the Hautes-Alpes and has since developed throughout France, with antennas in several regions (coordinates on the site). It promotes the organisation of hikes involving people with physical disabilities (motor or sensory) and able-bodied people. It offers a rich programme of hikes in the mountains or in the countryside, in groups, with joëlettes. Day hikes are regularly scheduled, but also weekends or week-long stays in the most beautiful landscapes of France.

You cap is a network of more than 150 weddings and communities working to support the access to the social life of disabled people (culture/leisures, sport, commitment, holidays). It is to enable young people or disabled adults to socialise and to share their experiences and learn how to know mutually. Rugby sailing, movies with the tale, exit in the barge for hiking in the mountains, the guide on line You cap offers in real time new initiatives in terms of sport, leisure and holidays, information on the news of the listed buildings or in connection with the themes developed, and general information about dynamic You cap.

Poitiers is a dynamic city in central-western France. Known for its rich historical heritage, it attracts many visitors every year. Among the city's most popular attractions is the HANDI U association. This association is dedicated to supporting students with disabilities in their university careers. It offers a range of services and facilities to facilitate their integration and success.

The Association of Disabled Persons is a day-care structure that allows people with disabilities to live together a day outside the family cocoon. Some volunteers take care of them and offer them manual activities - painting, canvas…, games and outputs: cinema, zoo, walks…

For over 70 years the APF has been fighting discrimination against people with disabilities, allowing their integration into society. This national association is also an association of medical service and management management. Their structures include departmental delegations, adapted enterprises, public institutions for monitoring and reintegration, institutions of labour assistance, home intervention services, and childcare facilities for children and adults.

La Ligue Havre is the main association for disability in our city. It, in its own right, manages different establishments from the childhood of disability to its end of life in some cases. Educational Medical Institutes, Centres for Help through Labour, Home houses… these structures allow for evolution, the integration of people with disabilities regardless of the stage of their existence. Educational teams - educators, psys, kinés… - manage the whole with professionalism.

An association that wants to break the solitude, all too often alone of people with disabilities. But this structure also works to preserve the dignity of people affected by a motor impairment. Everything is done here to ensure the autonomy of the disabled, thanks to actions by professionals who have the nose in the handlebars for their cause.

ALPEAIH is an association created by parents of disabled children. It includes a number of specialized structures for the reception of disabled persons. A medical institute - IMP - for the youngest where they are dispatchés according to their age in structured classes with school work, manual activities, a medical institute - IMPROVISATIONS - for the older ones where they learn in workshops, sewing, woodworking, painting… specialized and competent educational teams - educators, doctors, psychologists… - surround the residents all the day. Without forgetting the building dedicated to autistic people - the only one in Le Havre.

The association welcomes people - children, adults and adolescents - who are placed by departmental social assistance. Nine people are therefore grouped into three apartments with an ongoing educational team. They learn about their autonomy. In another apartment, people who are slightly more autonomous and able to manage moments of solitude. In addition, the association offers day activities to many polyhandicapés. Handas, for 20 years, has seen 17 people leave his structure and take place in life will live alone, without help! So there are successes! We can only join this association and the work done by Mr Blondel and his team.

A highly publicized disease once a year throughout France. The rest of the year, contact this association to learn about the evolution of current medical research or simply find moral support when you are affected and affected by muscular dystrophy.

A group that knows how to serve disabled and elderly people by helping them to perform the sometimes damned tasks of everyday life like making their toilet, cleaning, meals… services that allow these people to stay at home. In addition, the group is dealing with independent life, that is, with the help of associations, they ensure that life becomes easier with a chair: expansion of doors, gateways when there are steps, handles and ramps at strategic locations… Real accompaniment.

This insertion committee brings together associations, entrepreneurs, training bodies, administrations, with the laudable aim of raising awareness and encouraging companies to employ persons with disabilities among their staff.

From high school to employment, the employees and volunteers of the Handi-sup Auvergne association support people with disabilities. Adaptation of studies, support for internships, apprenticeships, employment... these are all points on which Handi-sup can intervene and work. The association also works for companies that are in the process of recruiting as well as for local authorities, offering a range of fully personalized services: forums, candidate proposals, sponsorship, and awareness-raising among different audiences. One of the year's flagship events is the regional forum on employment for the disabled, held in March at Polydôme.

Regarding accessibility for people with reduced mobility in gay Parisian places, there too there is a lot to do, because disability and gay tourism in Paris do not go together. Very few bars and restaurants have a toilet for disabled people, even less saunas or sex clubs. Only the shops get a little better.

Association of deaf and deaf LGBT people and their friends.

The association of the gay-friendly and lesbian deaf and deaf has the role, on the one hand, organize cultural activities for the deaf persons and the deaf to avoid isolation, and on the other hand to support the communication with hearing during festivals and events. Picnics, trips abroad, dinner parties, etc.