Question 16768 — social policy

Summary

Ms. Lysiane Métayer alerts the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity to the worrying financial situation of social centers. Essential players in social cohesion, these local structures carry out, thanks to the unfailing involvement of teams of professionals and volunteers, remarkable work with populations by ensuring the development and implementation of social, educational, cultural, united and civic. By fighting against inequalities, social centers contribute to building a desirable society for all. Inflation, caused by the post-health context and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, has pushed many citizens into precariousness. One in ten French people today admit to depriving themselves and this figure rises to 3 in 10 for single-parent families. Poverty is gaining ground and pushing citizens the most deprived to turn to social centers to meet their needs. The future of these structures is today threatened and it is the beneficiaries, whose number continues to grow, who are suffering the consequences. Hit by inflation, faced with the explosion in the cost of energy and the costs inherent in their operation and with administrative overload and management constraints, these structures are in the obligation to reduce the quantity and quality of the projects and services offered. The federation of social centers in France argues that to guarantee the proper functioning of these structures and ensure their essential missions in the territory, the release of an emergency operating aid fund of 65 million euros is necessary. She asks him what response the State intends to provide to the request of the professionals in this sector.

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