To enable seniors to continue living in their own homes, the CCAS offers a home meal delivery service. This service, with adapted menus and frequencies, is not only a practical aid but also a regular appointment essential for maintaining contact.
To facilitate mobility, the P’ti Bus service assists individuals over 60 and those with reduced mobility for appointments, shopping, or outings. This solidarity transport, run by volunteer drivers, operates four half-days a week, by reservation.
The Eugène Robin autonomy residence, a public establishment managed by the Town, offers 36 independent and secure apartments for autonomous individuals aged 60 and over. It provides optional services such as catering, teleassistance, and laundry, as well as prevention activities like gentle exercise, sophrology, and memory workshops.
To combat isolation, the Town and the CCAS organize various activities: outings, workshops, social gatherings, and intergenerational projects. Meals and gift packages are also distributed at the end of the year. The CCAS also provides social support and maintains a register of vulnerable individuals to ensure their well-being during exceptional situations such as heatwaves.
