The Foundation has a particular interest in people who are excluded from society or at risk of exclusion.
It supports projects offering social inclusion solutions and actions that put the economic framework at the service of the poorest people, to help them back into work and thus to regain financial independence and dignity.
The health crisis we are now suffering has worsened existing inequalities: the most vulnerable people have been the hardest hit. Isolation, precarious social and economic circumstances, unemployment – all these factors push vulnerable people further away from society and the world of work.
It is therefore more necessary than ever to support programmes seeking to reduce the inequalities and weaknesses that have been exacerbated by the crisis.
Social
Inclusion
Strengthening social links and tackling isolation and exclusion of the poorest in society are critical challenges. Growing inequality – gender or ethnicity-based, of income or life chances – represent a threat to economic development and threaten social harmony, worsening social and political tensions and ultimately feeding into instability and conflict. These inequalities affect efforts to reduce poverty, and undermine individuals’ sense of accomplishment and the self-esteem.
The LBP AM Group Foundation, through its work to reduce poverty and inequality, seeks to ensure the dignity of individuals and the protection of their rights.
The projects supported by the Foundation to tackle social exclusion focus on preparation for or alternatives to integration with the world of work. Preparation, when it is a question of helping individuals rebuild their lives before considering a return to work. Alternatives, where the main issue is not a return to employment, as for poorer workers or elderly people.
Key
Figures
In 2017
8.9million
people in France were in financial poverty in the statistical sense of the term
Their standard of living was less than
60%
of the median level
or €1,026 per month
Target
groups
People in precarious situations or excluded from society
Homeless people
•
Refugees
and asylum seekers
•
Prisoners
and prison leavers
•
Women who are isolated, the victims of violence or unwell
•
Young people leaving the care system
•
Unaccompanied minors
Actions
Support for social integration
•
Programmes
promoting the meeting of worlds that don’t otherwise meet
•
Support for highly-marginalised groups
with specific needs (women with HIV, unaccompanied minors, people with substance abuse issues, etc.)
•
Addressing emerging issues
(digital isolation, rural isolation, etc.)
Projects
supported
Entourage
141,500 people were homeless in France, including 30,000 rough sleepers, according to an INSEE study in 2012
MORE INFO
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Dstress Coaching
63% of prison leavers offend again within 5 years of release
116%: the occupancy rate of penal establishments (according to OIP)
MORE INFO
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The
Social Inclusion
Engagement Committee
The Social Inclusion Engagement Committee meets several times each year to analyse and select projects in the field of social inclusion and tackling exclusion, from a shortlist prepared by the Foundation team.
Jean-Jacques Perinaud
Primonial Gestion Privée
Wealth Management Advisor
Farida Saouti
Primonial Gestion Privée
Wealth Management Advisor
Bertrand Costes
LFDE
Private Asset Manager
Clothilde Helluy Lafont
LFDE
Marketing and Communication Officer
Nicolas Clément
Un Ballon pour l'insertion
Chairman
Professional
Integration
In the journey to social integration (or re-integration), work, alongside housing and healthcare, is a fundamental factor that allows excluded individuals to find (or re-find) their independence and a place in society and active life.
With unemployment continuing to rise, and employment becoming more precarious, people excluded from employment suffer a worsening of their problems and a growing number of obstacles to their professional integration. Young people, foreigners, single women – with or without children – thus rack up a series of negative factors which make it ever harder for them to find work.
The Foundation seeks to support actions that encourage a long-term return to work, via training and qualifications and/or the apprenticeship pathway. It is particularly committed to financing innovative projects that provide new solutions to the problems of inclusion and support their users in finding and staying in work.
Key
Figures
2.3million
people in France are unemployed
(7.8% of the total population)
In 2018
963000
young people aged between 16 and 25
were not in education, employment or training (NEET)
13% of this age group in France
Around
2million
recipients of RSA benefits
are in a return-to-work process
Target
groups
People severely excluded from employment
Young people
(excluded from education, untrained, NEET)
•
Refugees
•
Prison leavers
•
Isolated women
•
People with disabilities
or health problems affecting their integration in society
•
People receiving minimum benefits
(RSA, ASS, ATA, etc.)
Actions
“Outside-the-box” projects
supporting clients for an unlimited period
•
Projects providing full, long-term support
into work and training
Projects
supported
Article. 1
In 2021, The LBP AM Group Foundation financed the spin-off in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region (South of France) of the JOBREADY, a program that initiate and develop transversal skills.
MORE INFO
Visit website
DUO for a JOB
In 2021, The LBP AM Group Foundation financed financed the opening of a DUO for a JOB branch in Marseille (South of France).
MORE INFO
Visit website
SOS Villages d'Enfants France
In 2021, The LBP AM Group Foundation supported the Jeunes Majeurs program, a specific support program for the social and professional integration of young adults leaving SOS Villages.
MORE INFO
Aller sur le site
The
Professional integration
Engagement Committee
The Professional Integration Committee meets several times each year to analyse and select projects in the field of Employment Inclusion from a shortlist prepared by the Foundation team.
Yannick Besnier
SEFAL Property
Energy Efficiency Manager
Romain Gardenat
Primonial
Development Project Manager
Caroline Farrugia
LFDE
Chief Compliance Officer
Anne-Frédérique Cabasset
LFDE
Deputy Business Development Manager, French Institutional Investors & Key Accounts
Nicolas Gradziel
La Cravate Solidaire
Founder & CEO
Social
Inclusion
Strengthening social links and tackling isolation and exclusion of the poorest in society are critical challenges. Growing inequality – gender or ethnicity-based, of income or life chances – represent a threat to economic development and threaten social harmony, worsening social and political tensions and ultimately feeding into instability and conflict. These inequalities affect efforts to reduce poverty, and undermine individuals’ sense of accomplishment and the self-esteem.
The LBP AM Group Foundation, through its work to reduce poverty and inequality, seeks to ensure the dignity of individuals and the protection of their rights.
The projects supported by the Foundation to tackle social exclusion focus on preparation for or alternatives to integration with the world of work. Preparation, when it is a question of helping individuals rebuild their lives before considering a return to work. Alternatives, where the main issue is not a return to employment, as for poorer workers or elderly people.
Key
Figures
In 2017
8.9million
people in France were in financial poverty in the statistical sense of the term
Their standard of living was less than
60%
of the median level
or €1,026 per month
Target
groups
People in precarious situations or excluded from society
Homeless people
•
Refugees
and asylum seekers
•
Prisoners
and prison leavers
•
Women who are isolated, the victims of violence or unwell
•
Young people leaving the care system
•
Unaccompanied minors
Actions
Support for social integration
•
Programmes
promoting the meeting of worlds that don’t otherwise meet
•
Support for highly-marginalised groups
with specific needs (women with HIV, unaccompanied minors, people with substance abuse issues, etc.)
•
Addressing emerging issues
(digital isolation, rural isolation, etc.)
Projects
supported
Entourage
141,500 people were homeless in France, including 30,000 rough sleepers, according to an INSEE study in 2012
MORE INFO
Visit website
Dstress Coaching
63% of prison leavers offend again within 5 years of release
116%: the occupancy rate of penal establishments (according to OIP)
MORE INFO
Visit website
The
Social Inclusion
Engagement Committee
The Social Inclusion Engagement Committee meets several times each year to analyse and select projects in the field of social inclusion and tackling exclusion, from a shortlist prepared by the Foundation team.
Jean-Jacques Perinaud
Primonial Gestion Privée
Wealth Management Advisor
Farida Saouti
Primonial Gestion Privée
Wealth Management Advisor
Bertrand Costes
LFDE
Private Asset Manager
Clothilde Helluy Lafont
LFDE
Marketing and Communication Officer
Nicolas Clément
Un Ballon pour l'insertion
Chairman
Professional
Integration
In the journey to social integration (or re-integration), work, alongside housing and healthcare, is a fundamental factor that allows excluded individuals to find (or re-find) their independence and a place in society and active life.
With unemployment continuing to rise, and employment becoming more precarious, people excluded from employment suffer a worsening of their problems and a growing number of obstacles to their professional integration. Young people, foreigners, single women – with or without children – thus rack up a series of negative factors which make it ever harder for them to find work.
The Foundation seeks to support actions that encourage a long-term return to work, via training and qualifications and/or the apprenticeship pathway. It is particularly committed to financing innovative projects that provide new solutions to the problems of inclusion and support their users in finding and staying in work.
Key
Figures
2.3million
people in France are unemployed
(7.8% of the total population)
In 2018
963000
young people aged between 16 and 25
were not in education, employment or training (NEET)
13% of this age group in France
Around
2million
recipients of RSA benefits
are in a return-to-work process
Target
groups
People severely excluded from employment
Young people
(excluded from education, untrained, NEET)
•
Refugees
•
Prison leavers
•
Isolated women
•
People with disabilities
or health problems affecting their integration in society
•
People receiving minimum benefits
(RSA, ASS, ATA, etc.)
Actions
“Outside-the-box” projects
supporting clients for an unlimited period
•
Projects providing full, long-term support
into work and training
Projects
supported
Article. 1
In 2021, The LBP AM Group Foundation financed the spin-off in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region (South of France) of the JOBREADY, a program that initiate and develop transversal skills.
MORE INFO
Visit website
DUO for a JOB
In 2021, The LBP AM Group Foundation financed financed the opening of a DUO for a JOB branch in Marseille (South of France).
MORE INFO
Visit website
SOS Villages d'Enfants France
In 2021, The LBP AM Group Foundation supported the Jeunes Majeurs program, a specific support program for the social and professional integration of young adults leaving SOS Villages.
MORE INFO
Aller sur le site
The
Professional integration
Engagement Committee
The Professional Integration Committee meets several times each year to analyse and select projects in the field of Employment Inclusion from a shortlist prepared by the Foundation team.
Yannick Besnier
SEFAL Property
Energy Efficiency Manager
Romain Gardenat
Primonial
Development Project Manager
Caroline Farrugia
LFDE
Chief Compliance Officer
Anne-Frédérique Cabasset
LFDE
Deputy Business Development Manager, French Institutional Investors & Key Accounts
Nicolas Gradziel
La Cravate Solidaire
Founder & CEO
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