Returning to a fulfilled life after an accident

Charres difteurs,
For the first time, we tried a circus activity with our beneficiaries from the Île de France branch!
Cap on the big top in Chevilly-Larue (an opportunity for our beneficiaries to see that metro line 14 is wheelchair accessible, a fact rare enough to be highlighted!).
As usual, our team was a mix of disabled and able-bodied people, and most of them didn't know each other.
The program included warm-up exercises, an opportunity to establish a climate of trust between participants and to awaken the body to movement, followed by a passage on the various apparatus: a trapeze, two aerial fabrics, and a handstand.
This was an opportunity to work together on transfers, mobility, balance, and team spirit, as some very fine duos were formed on each apparatus.
At the end, in 15 minutes, we put on a staging with a grouped frozen start that resembled a pyramid. Then, each participant had to move to move from the pyramid.
A superb experience that we'll surely repeat! 🎪
A big thank you for your invaluable support and donations. 

Sport is a central element in the reconstruction of a person who has become motorically disabled. It helps to maintain good health, regain self-confidence, set new goals, create social links and (re)become independent. We wanted to launch this video capsule project to convey the importance of sport and its practice! 
The five themes covered: 
- Sport for independence 
- Sport for ageing well 
- Sport for mental health 
- Sport to change attitudes 
- Sport to make your dreams come true (hello Paralympics!) 
To be seen (and seen again), whether you're concerned by disability or not. 

This year's season of sports adventure breaks is off to a flying start! In all, more than 20 stays will take place from May to October, departing from all Comme les Autres branches. 
What's on the program? Encounters, workshops, thrills and sports. 
These stays are essential in the support program we offer, energizing the reconstruction of people who have become disabled after an accident. 
Each stay is entirely free of charge for participants, with costs covered by the association thanks to donations.