Community groups
Associations in Belle-Isle-en-Terre
36 active associations registered in the town: sport, culture, solidarity, leisure…
Do you run an association in Belle-Isle-en-Terre?
Claim its listing for free: talk directly with the town's elected representatives, publish your events and keep your members informed. Find your association below, then click “Claim this listing”.
All⚽ Sport (7)🎭 Culture and arts (10)🎉 Leisure and festivities (8)🤝 Solidarity and health (1)🎒 Education and youth (4)🌿 Nature and environment (4)🏛️ Heritage and remembrance (1)📌 Other (1)
4 results
- Association des Parents d'Eleves de l'Ecole Publique de Belle Isle en Terre "Bouge TA Skol"To provide financial support for the various educational projects aimed at contributing to a good quality of life and teaching at the Belle-Île-en-Terre state schoolEducation and youth
- Association Sportive du College de Belle Isle en TerreTo organise and develop, as a continuation of the physical education and sport provided during school hours, introductory sessions and sporting activities for pupils who wish to take partEducation and youth
- Entre 2 RivagesTo create, facilitate and foster opportunities for residents, families and the wider community – particularly schools and local organisations – to meet and form friendships; to reach out to the wider community and encourage members to participate in community life whilst respecting everyone’s beliefs; to organise activities open to the wider community; enable everyone to remain integrated into society and to continue their daily lives in a welcoming environment, so that older people remain full members of the community; promote greater and better communication between residents, their families, the care home’s staff, the people of Bellil, all people of goodwill, and all members and supportersEducation and youth
- Foyer Socio-Educatif du College de Belle Isle en TerreTo foster a sense of community, cooperation and collective life within the school, whilst encouraging the personal development of each individual; to promote a sense of responsibility and an understanding of civic and democratic life; to improve living conditions within the school and to participate in charitable and solidarity initiatives by utilising the resources generated through collective effort; to develop the school’s socio-educational life by running specialist clubs, organising cultural events, forging links with local cultural associations and taking part in leisure and holiday activities; to foster a climate of understanding and a spirit of dialogue between young people and adults; to promote educational reform based on the use of active learning methods, teamwork and group workEducation and youth
Source: National Register of Associations (French Ministry of the Interior), Open Licence. Dissolved associations are not shown.
Automatically translated