Integrated
homes
(Community-integrated housing)
The children now live in homes integrated within their community. The Integrated Home offers them a secure family environment, close to their daily living environment, while guaranteeing them educational and emotional support tailored to their needs.
Objectives of integrated housing
Objective 1
Proximity to a normal life:
Allowing children to grow up in a family setting close to everyday life, promoting their well-being and sense of security.
Objective 2
Better integration into the community: Facilitating connections with their local environment, peers and society, to strengthen their sense of belonging and social inclusion.
Objective 3
Comprehensive and tailored support:
Offering personalized educational, emotional and psychosocial support to help each child thrive and prepare for future autonomy.
How do integrated homes work?
A daily life close to normal.
Children grow up in small homes within their community, in neighborhoods, offering them a stable and warm family environment, close to a normal daily life.
Enhanced integration into the community:
Integrated Homes allow children to stay connected to their local environment, school and peers, promoting their social inclusion and sense of belonging.
Mobilizing to improve the situation of children
Personalized and secure support
Each child benefits from educational, emotional and psychosocial support tailored to their needs, supported by trusted adults who help them to flourish and develop their potential.
Preparing for independence in a protective environment
By living in a safe and integrated setting, children gradually acquire the skills necessary to become independent and responsible adults.
