Question 15627 — housing

Summary

Mrs Alix Fruchon questions the Minister of Cities and Housing on funding intended for associative structures managing accommodation for the elderly. The obligations of the “climate and resilience” law have a significant impact on these structures, in particular retirement villages which must undertake the energy renovation of sometimes old housing stock. Volunteers and eager to participate in the issues environmental issues arising from the law, they do not however have sufficient economic capacities even though they operate with total financial autonomy. Despite numerous existing mechanisms with ANAH, ADEME or even the Bank of Territories, no solution is suitable for the model defended by these associations except to move to a social housing model, which does not constitute their model based on social diversity. and freedom of reception. The MP therefore warns about the future of these structures which risk closing while they carry out missions of general interest, particularly in rural departments. She asks him if an adaptation of existing systems will be studied to allow these associations to benefit from aid for energy renovation.

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