Administrations and services Aubière

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.

This regional company has, to its credit, beautiful achievements both on the aesthetic and technical levels. The houses are well designed, built by a team of loyal craftsmen, all with serious guarantees. Strong point: the company masters the latest techniques and is concerned with ecology, proposing among others geothermal energy which allows to reduce considerably the heating bill, self-insulating bricks as well as solar water heaters. Maisons et Architectures will help you find a plot of land and will be able to suggest the right location.

Founded in 1944, the newspaper deals with local political, cultural, social, associative or sporting life with a very humanist vision. Italso publishes legal notices. Supplements are published, including reports on various social issues (cars, good tips, elections, etc.). Le Semeur relies on a dense network of correspondents in the countryside and on excellent journalists in Clermont-Ferrand. On its website, you can buy the week's issue, subscribe or consult the legal notices for free.

Located on the Cézeaux campus, IFMA has merged with the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie to form the Sigma engineering school. The school trains engineers who design and build industrial equipment in mechanical engineering and production engineering. Three training poles are organized: MMS - machines, mechanics and systems -, PST - products and structures -, SPA - automated production systems. Holders of a DEUG or a specific license can take the entrance exam. Note the architecture of the school's building.