Associations Ile-De-France

Since 1946, Les Petits Frères des Pauvres has been accompanying people suffering from loneliness, poverty, exclusion or serious illness in a fraternal relationship. This association, which is recognized as a public utility, is organized in a network of local teams that operate in several regions. Its volunteers contribute to various activities: welcoming, visiting, organizing events, New Year's Eve celebrations, vacations, providing material assistance, protection, accommodation, etc

The local Gerontology Information and Coordination centre has been installed since early December 2011 at the number 30-40 Boulevard of the Republic. Its mission is to accompany people over the age of 60 in their daily lives as well as the difficulties they may encounter in various areas. Workshops hosted by psychologists can also be offered such as memory tests. In some cases, professionals move to the home. In general, the pole welcomes, informs and directs.

The Association Française des Aidants (AFA) fights for recognition of the 8.3 million family carers in France. Founded in 1983, it offers invaluable support to caregivers - mostly women - who are looking after a dependent relative. The AFA listens carefully to caregivers' needs and speaks out on their behalf through concrete actions: Cafés des Aidants, training courses, health workshops and training courses in partnership with the CNSA. Since 2003, the association has been campaigning for recognition of the role of caregivers and their place in society. In 2021, it opened a training center.

30 Millions d'Amis began as a television show launched by Jean-Pierre and Réha Hutin before becoming an animal rights association (created in 1995 by the journalist) and a magazine. After his death, his wife took over the show and the association, fighting against abandonment, experimentation, animal mistreatment and animal trafficking. Despite the end of the show, the fight continues through the foundation, its paper magazine and the Internet.