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Training "ABC of the fight against exclusion: acting for women in precarious situations"
Effective volunteering requires more than just good intentions, especially when supporting women facing housing instability. Join experts to learn practical ways to make a real difference and discover how local social initiatives truly operate on the ground. Gain the tools you need to shift your perspective and take meaningful action.
La Fabrique de la Solidarité (Paris 2nd)
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Interested in supporting vulnerable populations in Paris? Join this introductory training session focused on assisting women facing precarious situations. Organized by La Fabrique de la Solidarité and the Entourage association, this event covers practical ways to get involved, from street outreach to food distribution, while providing insights from the Nuit de la Solidarité. This free session is open to anyone aged 18 and over. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, as well as deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, and visually impaired individuals. Take this opportunity to learn how to make a tangible difference in your community.
Do you want to take action on the ground: participate in a homeless outreach program, distribute meals, welcome homeless people in a luggage storage facility?
The objective of this training is to give you the keys to take action on the ground and change how you view people in precarious situations, especially women, thanks in particular to the results of the Night of Solidarity and a presentation of the various solidarity mechanisms in Paris.
The training will be led by the Fabrique de la Solidarité and the Entourage association, which will present their actions on the ground and ways to get involved.
The training will be led by the Fabrique de la Solidarité and several associations will come to present their actions on the ground and ways to get involved.
Our take on this event
On Tuesday, November 24, 2026, from 18:00 to 21:00, La Fabrique de la Solidarité hosts a session titled 'Basics of fighting exclusion: acting for women in precarious situations.' This event is designed for adults aged 18 and over who want to learn how to help those in need, whether through participating in street patrols or supporting local solidarity services.
The session features a presentation on Paris's solidarity infrastructure and findings from the Nuit de la Solidarité, led by staff from La Fabrique de la Solidarité and the Entourage association. Experts will explain various volunteering opportunities and provide guidance on how to effectively contribute to social aid efforts.
Participation is free, but registration via the online form is mandatory. Located in the 2nd arrondissement, the facility is fully equipped to welcome wheelchair users and provides specific adaptations for deaf, hard-of-hearing, blind, and visually impaired guests.
