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Associations in Beaumont-sur-Sarthe
81 active associations registered in the town: sport, culture, solidarity, leisure…
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All⚽ Sport (13)🎭 Culture and arts (16)🎉 Leisure and festivities (10)🤝 Solidarity and health (9)🎒 Education and youth (15)🌿 Nature and environment (5)🏛️ Heritage and remembrance (4)🏘️ Local life and citizenship (1)📌 Other (8)
9 results
- Familles Rurales, Association de Beaumont-sur-SartheResearch into and advocacy for the rights and the moral and material interests of rural familiesSolidarity and health
- Groupement de Developpement Agricole de la Champagne MancelleTo encourage exchanges between farmers and to disseminate technical, economic and social knowledge.Solidarity and health
- Association Locale d'Aide â Domicile en Milieu Rural de Beaumont-sur-SartheTo support, at every stage of their lives, any family or individual living in the municipalities and neighbourhoods where it carries out its activities; to this end, it assumes material and moral responsibility for the running of one or more areas of activity that may contribute to the achievement of this objective;Solidarity and health
- Association Generations Mouvement du Pays BelmontaisTo create, organise and foster social gatherings and friendships amongst pensioners and those approaching retirement, to help them overcome their difficulties, to inform and support them, by setting up services to find solutions to administrative and social issues, to contribute to community life whilst respecting everyone’s philosophical, religious or political beliefs, and to organise trips, holidays and various leisure activities tailored to their wishes and tastesSolidarity and health
- La LocomotiveEstablishing a private outpatient health centre; recognising the shortage of healthcare professionals in order to promote and consolidate the provision of primary care within a region is the most common reason behind a health centre project; it now appears just as necessary to address the shortfall in healthcare provision in relation to new health needs concerning prevention and monitoring in the management of chronic conditions; healthcare professionals, aware of this reality on the ground, also wish to take action by proposing new ways of organising access to care, in line with the aspirations of the younger generations to work as a team, serving the community; the health cluster addresses this dual need – to consolidate healthcare provision across the catchment area through a health initiative; and to develop a new organisational model for healthcare professionalsSolidarity and health
- Association Cantonale d'Entraide aux Chômeurs (A.C.D.E.C.)Helping the unemployed with their job-seeking effortsSolidarity and health
- Association Ebène Solidarete SanteTo provide first aid in collaboration with clinics and health posts in the most remote villages of the Senegalese bush. Implementing prevention and awareness programmes in the areas of hygiene and health (contraception, STIs, antenatal care and infant care), with all programmes developed by a nurse and approved by a doctor.Solidarity and health
- Association Cantonale A.C.P.G - C.A.T.M. Beaumont sur SartheTo foster and maintain a spirit of solidarity amongst its membersSolidarity and health
- Association des A.C.P.G. - C.A.T.M. de Beaumont/JuilleTo foster and maintain a spirit of solidarity amongst its membersSolidarity and health
Source: National Register of Associations (French Ministry of the Interior), Open Licence. Dissolved associations are not shown.
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