Status history Charity offices november 1796

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Status history Charity offices
(november 1796)

• Paris
• Paris Public Assistance Social assistance
  subdirection (1849)
• Paris region and social security reorganization
• Paris social assistance bureau (1969)
• Paris social assistance bureau (1977)
• Decentralization
• Paris Social Action Centers (1995)

• France
• Free medical assistance bureau (1893)
• Social Security
• Social Assistance Bureau (1953)
• Decentralization
• Communal and Intercommunal Social Action Centers
  (1995)

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Board of directors of the CASVP
Elects two vice-presidents
Meetings at least once every 3 months Regulates
Social Action in Paris
Mayor of Paris President
15 membres elected among the Paris Council
Members
15 members appointed by the Mayor (apart from
the municipal assembly) among ONG s acting
within the social field
Consultative voice Director
of Health and Social Affairs One department
representative appointed by the Mayor
(as President of the Regional Council)
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Board of directors of the CASVP Mayor of Paris
General Management
Organization and Computing Service
Social Interventions Subdirection
Retired Parisians Services Subdirection
Solidarity and Insertion Service
Resources Subdirection
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Solidarity and Insertion Service (1)

• Social Prevention Bureau and Insertion Devices
• Social Prevention Section
• ...
• relations with precarity actors, i.e. public
  institutions, NGO s (CHRS, ESI)
• special operations (Cur de Paris)
• Minimum Insertion Income Section
• Technical support of the RMI services
• Technical referent et statistical following of
  PDI benefits
• Elaboration and following of the PDI

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Solidarity and Insertion Service (2)

• Insertion through Housing Bureau
• POPS/FSL section
• Attachment and following of NGO s doing the
  social support
• Attachment of social housing included in the FSL
• FSL Organization and functioning
• Insertion housing devices section
• Attachment and populating of the social hotels
• Treatment of individual files of admissions in
  structures
• emergency section

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Solidarity and Insertion Service (3)

• Analysis, budget, and prospect section
• CHRS section
• .
• Financial relations with DASS (Social and Health
  Action Direction)
• Poverty-precarity campaign financing and
  evaluation
• EATM,PSAi PDI, POPS, FSL section
• Elaboration of budgets for these sectors

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Solidarity and Insertion Service (4)
Technical Counsellor

• 7 CHRS (insertion shelters)
• Relais des Carrières
• Baudricourt
• Poterne des Peupliers
• Stendhal
• Crimée
• Pixéricourt
• Georges Sand

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Solidarity and Insertion Service (5)
3 insertion support sections
4 GROUPI

Central Coordination Section

4 Social Permanences for homeless people
Belleville young
men(18-25) Chemin
Vert women (18 and over)
Mazas men (26 and
over)
Gambetta men (26 and over)

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Solidarity and Insertion Service (6)
EATM Assistance for working migrants
institutions
René Coty center(social/psycho/health/
services)
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What do we expect from social research ?

• A production of operational data
• Longitudinal surveys (3, 5, 7, 10 years) with
  people using our services
• bringing out comportemental typologies valid for
  our own studies
• uses of services
• in and out of the shelters (street/shelters but
  also dwellings/shelters)
• etc.