Question 13757 — young people

Summary

Mrs Amélia Lakrafi questions the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs on the opportunity to better secure the paths of young people who undertake international volunteering in administration or business (VIA-VIE). This system, which falls under the national service code and is therefore based on a desire for civic commitment on the part of the candidate, has been a real success since its creation in 2002 which deserves to be underlines. It is both a source of professional and personal enrichment for the individuals who benefit from it. It is also an asset in terms of human resources for the companies and administrations that use it. Certain administrative and material modalities of this form of engagement, however, seem to be able to be improved, in order to allow these experiences to be better taken into account and valued in the integration and job search process. Without calling into question the general formula and philosophy of these missions, which contribute to their success, it appears that the conditions for returning to France sometimes prove difficult. In particular, volunteers at the end of their mission are subject to the same difficulties in accessing health coverage as expatriates, with the imposition of a three-month waiting period before being able to be affiliated. The benefit of social minimums and in particular the RSA, for those who do not find employment immediately, also pose a problem. In view of this context, it would like to be aware of the measures which could be envisaged, in order to introduce new guarantees in terms of continuity of law.

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