Question 705 — young people

Summary

Ms. Christine Le Nabour draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Minister of the Armed Forces and the Minister of National Education and Youth, responsible for youth and universal national service, to the exceptional aid of 200 euros for the certificate of aptitude for facilitator functions (BAFA). This aid was communicated as a deduction from the registration fees for an in-depth or qualification session at the BAFA, carried out between January 1 and December 31, 2022; aid granted without means conditions. Families challenged the MP in her constituency, telling her that it had not been deducted, forcing them to advance the promised 200 euros. Ultimately and after various exchanges with approved training organizations as well as with the competent decentralized State services, the Member wonders about the adequacy between the envelope allocated to the concrete implementation of this aid and the real needs in the territories. She underlines that behind these needs, there are as many young people who wish to get involved in this sector, quickly operational, to respond to a known demand: from 53,000 BAFA holders in 2011, France had only 43,000 in 2019. A drop to which was added the covid crisis which prevented the holding of sessions training. This results in recruitment difficulties for a majority of employing structures, particularly in animation. The MP will remind you that this certificate is essential to work in a leisure center or summer camp. In view of this feedback, it would like to know what measures are being considered to ensure the concrete implementation of this promise and correct the situations already impacted.

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