Associations for the disabled Rhône-Alpes

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.

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.

The Departmental Association for the Integration of the Deaf, the Adis works for the social integration of hearing impaired, notably through interpreters for accompaniment during a visit to the doctor, an administrative appointment, a professional interview, a museum, a course… With the MDPH, the Departmental House of Persons with disabilities, the deaf can receive a Compensatory Benefit of Disability (PCH)) which grants a monthly package of 350 € to pay for the hours of interpreting. Adis also offers sign language learning for those who are heard, teenagers or adults, those who lose hearing. The Internet phone and a webcam is accessible to the deaf via a translator. Also a Adis-Usher group.