Administrations and services Provence

Rue de la paix. This is a emperor of the Monoply, at the very sight of the address, and you can imagine that you will get the bet! And if you follow the advice of tax deductibility, real estate investment, loan brokerage and credit purchase, it will become a little more… Well, it's going to be a bit of a win to be a lot on arrival, but it doesn't seem as complicated as a Excell table… rather an rhythmic new!

As a real estate hunter, Pauline Kischkewitz likes to slip into the skin of the prospective recipient who uses his services. It will even go, if it is granted, to push the door of the old home to better immerse itself with its way of life and offer it a real deal with its expectations! Pauline is committed to finding the rare pearl in a 2-month term, and it can of course be shortened before good news. In any case, this is what we wish buyers!

Looking for a mortgage? CAFPI is here to help! The experts at this real estate brokerage negotiate the best rates for your loan and help you through the process, without obligation and with the most convincing professionalism. Approaching banks for a property purchase can be a complicated process for individuals, especially in these difficult lending times. CAFPI's negotiation center, which deals with over 110 European banks, will relieve you of this onerous task.

The Cité des associations is a privileged place for associations to meet and exchange ideas, for all actors in the associative world. Its purpose is to provide member associations with a set of resources and services to support them, as well as to support them in carrying out their work. In addition, it organizes conferences and debates throughout the year on themes highlighting the associative world and an association festival in September that brings together more than 400 associations at parc Borély. The agenda and all the news are of course to be followed on the facebook page of the Cité des associations.

Present in Marseilles, the Jewish community is particularly active in the 6 ^th arrondissement. In the Castellane area, around the streets Rostand, Dragon, Saint-Suffren, it has private schools, snacks, restaurants, small cafes, tea rooms. True neighborhood life, there are hairdressers, grocery stores, supermarkets… In the middle of all these nearby shops, the Jewish cultural centre, which has been in existence since 1964, is an obligation for all those who want to go further. Activities are diverse and varied: seminars on Jewish history and thought, exhibitions, concert, cinema… For regular activities, Hebrew courses (oulpanim) are very serious. There is even a module for the récalcitrants, for those who really have difficulty with the language. They are invited to be more user-friendly, to learn to communicate in Hebrew, around a meal for example. Courses of capoeira also, book workshops, workshops for children, cooking courses… In short, something happens at the Fleg!

Created in 2007 by two experienced brothers, this Marseilles-based company is above all family owned and accessible. Accessible in the sense that your most particular requests will be taken into account, taking into account the worries that a move can generate. To and from Marseille and its region, ask for your quote online for more simplicity. For removals in the city centre, the Pro-du-Dem also provide the rental of a furniture lift. The price will be calculated precisely according to the distance, the volume and the service you have chosen beforehand. Individuals and professionals are welcome.

Throwing away a cigarette butt is one of the worst things you can do! On the one hand, because a cigarette butt can irreversibly alter a natural environment, and when you live in the South, can create fires beyond measure in the height of the summer season. Since 2013, Recyclop has been working to enable these butts to generate electricity in a green way. Through numerous partnerships with companies and institutions, and by setting up collectors, this association has a bright future ahead of it. Raising awareness of the need to manage cigarette-related waste is a major issue. Abdès Bengorine and Recyclop have understood this.

Cotignac has a cultural space that is quite unique in the area. A media library which hosts a small cinema that offers a few films, both French and international. The program is posted on a board next to the entrance and broadcast on the Facebook page. A privileged access to culture for all, with also broadcasts of plays, operas and ballets. The kind of local initiative that should be welcomed and strongly supported.

The countryside in the middle of Marseille! Well almost, we are here already almost in the park of the Calanques but it is just like. Welcome to the farm! Children and adults will be able to discover the joys of the vegetable garden, meet the farm animals and appreciate the products grown locally. Beyond the playful aspect, the young team in place recently at the head of the farm is dedicated to raising public awareness of future environmental issues.

The Zen dojo of Aix-en-Provence under the responsibility of Eliane Master Disciple Roland Yuno Rech is affiliated with AZI, Zen International Association, founded by Master Taisen Deshimaru in 1970 and at the ABZE, Zen Buddhist Association of Europe, founded by Master Roland Yuno's Disciples in 2007, they have for the teaching and diffusion of Zen Buddhism Soto. For beginners, make an appointment by phone. At least half an hour is needed to ntégrer the posture and rules in the dojo. Wear a wide and rather dark garment. It is about practicing san, the Zen posture.

Aix-en-Provence houses several places of worship for Muslims as well as Arles. They are prayer rooms more than real mosques.

The reformed church of France is implqntée in Aix. Its temple is just steps from the Cours Mirabeau between the Rotunda of the Place du Général de Gaulle and cinemas Le Cézanne. The country in Aix has more than 500 Protestant families. The United Protestant Church of the Country of Aix is a Protestant church member of the national union of differences associations of the United Protestant Church of France - Lutheran and reformed communion, itself a member of the Protestant Federation of France (FPS). The proclamation of the Word and the animation of the parish are provided by Pastor Christian Davaine, surrounded by the Parish Council of the Parish. Presbytéraux Councillors are elected by the General Assembly of contributor members. All are laity because, in Protestants, the universal priesthood excludes a clerc.

The Diocese of Aix and Arles spans the boroughs of Aix, Arles and Istres. Over the centuries, its borders varied, until Napoleon's Concordat in 1801, bringing together the two patriarchs of Aix and Arles. The Diocese is bordered to the North by the Durance and the Department of Vaucluse, to the West by the Rhône and the Department of Gard, to the South by the Mediterranean and the Marseillaise Agglomeration, to the East by the last foothills of Sainte-Victoire and Mount Aurélien and the Department of Var. This diocese is Bishop Dufour. Several cultural places including the Saint Sauveur cathedral in Aix which also programme cultural events.

This well established advertizing agency in the region will allow you be it professional or an individual, to communicate effectively in all written materials or on the radio RTL2, Fun Radio and over a wide area: Arles, Tarascon, Beaucaire, Chateaurenard, Saint-Rémy-Provence, Fontvieille, Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and more... On Media Plus, is Michel Navarro at the service of your communication forever. One contact for all your media-plus shots ...

Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, Les Angles and Pujaut are ideal destinations for lovers of history and architectural heritage. Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, a charming medieval village, is home to such treasures as the Chartreuse, Fort Saint André, the Philippe le Bel tower, the Collégiale N.D. church and its cloister. Les Angles, perched on a hill, offers a breathtaking view of the majestic Rhône, and boasts interesting sites such as the old town hall with its campanile and clock, and the Tour des Mascs. Pujaut, meanwhile, is a peaceful southern village where you can admire the listed 14th-century church and the hill of Notre-Dame du Château. All three towns lie at the crossroads of Provence, Languedoc and Camargue, making them ideal starting points for exploring the region.

Forcalquier is a charming town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence département. To welcome newcomers and facilitate their integration, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) de Forcalquier offers a wide range of services and activities. The association's volunteers are on hand to welcome, inform and entertain new residents. Sports, cultural and intellectual activities are organized throughout the year, encouraging meetings and exchanges between old and new residents. The AVF Forcalquier also offers welcome events, ongoing meetings and outings for its members.

Manosque is a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. For newcomers or those wishing to integrate into local life, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) de Manosque offers a wide range of activities and a welcome service. AVF Manosque's aim is to help newcomers build a network of contacts and integrate more easily into their new lives.

Digne-les-Bains is a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, famous for its lavender and the Haute Provence Geopark. The AVF offers a wide range of activities to help you discover the region and its traditions. Don't miss the ammonite slab, the David Neel Foundation and the Digne-les-Bains leisure lakes.

La Ciotat is a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France. For newcomers to La Ciotat, the AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) cultural association offers to welcome and help them integrate into the life of the town. The AVF La Ciotat offers a range of services and activities to encourage meetings and exchanges between residents. They regularly organize outings and cultural and leisure events.

Éguilles, a charming town in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, offers a warm welcome to new arrivals thanks to the Association Accueil Villes Françaises (AVF). The AVF offers a variety of activities and friendly get-togethers to facilitate integration into the town. Whether you're looking for human contacts, practical information or useful addresses, the AVF is there to help.

Martigues is a welcoming town for newcomers. The AVF Martigues cultural association offers a wide range of activities to help you discover the town and its region. AVF Martigues regularly organizes special outings, such as the forum des associations.

Salon-de-Provence is a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France. For new arrivals, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) offers support to facilitate their integration into the town. The AVF Salon-de-Provence offers practical information and organizes activities for its members. The AVF is a national network offering similar services in other French cities.

Tarascon is a welcoming town for newcomers, thanks to the AVF Tarascon association. This cultural association offers many activities to discover the town, its museums, gastronomy and traditions. People who have just moved to Tarascon can go to the Quartier Kilmaine, where the AVF head office is located. The atmosphere is friendly, with the possibility of enjoying a cup of tea or coffee.

Vitrolles is a welcoming city for newcomers. L'Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is a non-profit organization that offers activities and meetings to help new residents integrate.

Cavaillon, a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, offers a warm welcome to new arrivals thanks to the AVF Cavaillon cultural association. AVF Cavaillon offers a variety of regular and occasional workshops to encourage meetings and exchanges between residents. In addition, the association helps new arrivals to get to know the town and its region better. The association also organizes drop-in sessions during school vacations.

Pertuis, a charming town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, offers a wide range of cultural activities thanks to the AVF Cultural Association. You can chat with members of the association, get information about the town and its surroundings, or sign up for one of their activities. The AVF invites you to discover Pertuis' media library, heritage, countryside and Provencal traditions. It's also an opportunity to meet others who are going through the same experience as you. So don't hesitate to join the AVF Pertuis-et-Sud-Luberon to feel good about your new town and your life.

Hyères is a town in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France. For new arrivals, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is there to help them integrate and discover the town. The AVF Hyères offers a wide range of events and activities to encourage encounters and personal development. However, please note that the offices are closed during school vacations. The AVF Hyères also offers activities at the Park-Hotel, which are also suspended during school vacations.

Le Luc en Provence is a town that offers a variety of activities and services for newcomers. The AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is a voluntary association offering information and advice to people who have just moved to the area. The AVF also offers workshops and cultural activities for residents.

Draguignan is a welcoming city for newcomers. With its 40,000 inhabitants, it offers a pleasant living environment just 25 km from the sea. Draguignan's AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is there to help new residents settle in and encourage social encounters. AVF volunteers are on hand to provide information and help newcomers integrate into their new town. The association also offers fun activities to enable residents to enjoy themselves while making new friends.

The AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) in Sainte-Maxime is an association dedicated to welcoming newcomers to the town and surrounding area and helping them settle in. Their aim is to provide you with addresses, practical contacts and answers to your questions. In addition to welcoming newcomers, the AVF also offers a wide range of recreational, cultural and sporting activities supervised by a qualified team of volunteer leaders. Whether you want to discover the charm of the Gulf of Sainte-Maxime, the Massif des Maures or the hinterland, the AVF offers you the opportunity to integrate and meet new people.

Toulon's AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is a voluntary association dedicated to helping newcomers integrate into the city. The AVF offers a variety of cultural, sporting and leisure activities throughout the year. The association's volunteer members run these activities in a friendly, convivial atmosphere. Newcomers to Toulon can take part in cultural visits, sports outings and foreign language conversations. The association's website also provides further information on the activities on offer.

The European Hospital opened its doors in August 2013, the result of the merger between the Ambroise Paré and Paul Desbief hospitals after a merger that began in 2004. This new establishment is eager to provide a modern hospital, with a multi-purpose care offer, a state-of-the-art technical platform, and high standard accommodation conditions (618 beds and places). The hospital is very easy to access with public transport on its doorstep. A 24-hour emergency service is provided, and all medical centres are represented. The reception of the staff is very professional. The most modern hospital in Marseille, accessible to all.

This radio, with the slogan "the pop-rock sound", is the radio not to be missed in Arles. Sound, good, information and a powerful advertising agency that will give your communications a boost. In short, by listening to 101.7, we laugh, we sing, we get information and we spend the day in a good mood. The radio is close to its listeners with entertaining and original programs. A perfect companion on car journeys or simply whenever you have a moment. So get on your radios and enjoy listening!

The Farandole newspaper is the monthly magazine for outings and leisure activities in more than forty communes. It lists all the festive events, from village festivals to flea markets, exhibitions and carnivals. Farandole is published by the Association for the Development of Cultural and Tourist Information (A. D. I. C. T.). It is available in many shops, tourist offices, etc. The website is very rich in information. Numerous headings are proposed, all oriented on the discovery of the territory

From the entrance, the fragrances of the essential oils, coming from the museum of aromas of Graveseon, gently skim our nostrils. Oils, but also friction, fragrant fragrances, aromatic grogs… all offer therapeutic virtues: to soothe, facilitate digestion, blood circulation, give tone. Do not hesitate to ask for advice to a, charming and listening (it is rare enough to be underlined), who will make you taste the last urination she concocted.

It is Claire Nys who centralizes offers and requests and who also offers collocations, do not hesitate to consult her.

This training prepares a certificate of professionalism in valuing the young sports horse, also a BPJEPS (professional patent for youth, popular education and sport) in equestrian mention and a BPJEPS as a master leader in equestrian tourism, equestrian artist training and various training courses for professional insertion in the horse riding under the auspices of recognised professionals. The city also organizes competitions, horse ball, professional conferences, wineries and equestrian performances.

Designated as Marseille's number 1 online news site, in just a few years Made in Marseille has become an influential and decisive web medium in the Marseilles news scene. Thanks to its extensive surveys and well-crafted articles on topics as varied as current affairs, major urban development projects and trendy new addresses, Made in Marseille juggles its website and social networks perfectly, which have played a decisive role in its development. A few weeks ago, a paper magazine was launched, distributed at metro station exits. A web version with a broader southern focus has also been launched under the name Made in Sud.

Marseille was the first city in southern France to open the doors of the first Muslim private college in the spring of 2009. This project was born from the soliciting of numerous associations and individuals wishing to participate in the outbreak of Muslim reference education. This college is named Ibn Khaldun in tribute to a th Muslim philosopher, historian and politician century. The curriculum taught is that of the official programme of national education and the added value of the college lies in optional education: religion, Muslim civilization and Arabic language. The wearing of the veil will not be imposed or prohibited. Note that for its first year only two classes of sixth have opened. In the 2010 s, the fifth classes were created. The college is expected each year to grow at an additional level, to walk full speed in 2012.

These funeral pumps accompany you throughout the administrative steps to be taken in the event of death. The company proposes the prior and after-bottling of the body, the coffins, the religious or civil ceremony, the care of the deceased, the burial or cremation. It may also take care of the formalities related to the succession and regularize the day-to-day affairs of the deceased. At the time of death, it is sometimes difficult to make the right choice. To help you at this time, the Phoenix Pumps offer a whole package of benefits and if you need it, the complete organisation of the funeral.

Specialized in the transportation of bodies on the African continent, the Middle East, the Maghreb in general and Algeria in particular, the Solidarity Funeral Pumps offer full support for funerals, all formalities and procedures for burial and exhumation for international repatriation, for the management and maintenance of burials. In addition, the Marseille establishment has several branches in North Africa, including Constantine in Algeria. The proposed services take into account the religious denomination of the deceased (Jewish, Catholic, Muslim, Protestant, Buddhist).

Colette and the whole team of Ava Mariage are waiting for you in their shop on rue Breteuil. Wedding dresses (lace, tulle, chiffon, mermaid, princess, halter), cocktail dresses, bridesmaids dresses, suits, shoes, veils, hair accessories... it's all there! For young women who are looking for the dress of their dreams, from low-budget romantics to women and mothers, offbeat brides, or who want a chic dress for the town hall: there is something for every taste and every budget! The wedding dresses are signed by Aurélie Cherell and the bridesmaids dresses and other processional outfits come from Carla Ruiz.

At the entrance to the village of Barles, in the heart of the Bès valley, this House exposes the magnificent geological treasures of this unique region with rocks and fossils found around the Blayeul massif.

This airy centre covers children between the ages of 3 and 12. The animations offered by the facilitators are different depending on the periods, this goes from manual activities to equestrian walks, through picnics, adventure paths or a swim in the lake!

Set up for children from 12 months to 8 years - accompanied by their parents - this space is full of games - mainly society - and toys available free of charge. It's a house where it's good to be a family.

This nursery daycare nursery welcomes children from 15 months up to 6 years - knowing how to walk. Located in the heart of the resort, the small ones will benefit from the air or can play as they wish.

It is a games room open to children - from 6 years old - accompanied by adults. Many company games and a reading corner to find you as a family.

This nursery-day nursery welcomes children from 6 months to 6 years. Meals are not included in the rates, you must provide them.

Like all day-care stops, think at the time of registration to provide proof of birth date, copy of the health check for immunizations and a certificate of fitness for life in the community.

Eygalières is a charming French village in the Bouches-du-Rhône department, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. With its 1,740 inhabitants, Eygalières offers a peaceful, picturesque atmosphere. The village is surrounded by the communes of Mollégès, Plan-d'Orgon and Aureille, and lies just 18 km northwest of Salon-de-Provence, the largest city in the area. Eygalières is also known for being part of the Alpilles regional nature park, offering magnificent natural landscapes to explore.