The interministerial delegate for youth equality is in Saint-Martin for a three-day visit during which he will meet associations that work for young people.
"Extend deadlines". Jean-Marc Mormeck tries to fight. In France, there are many integration associations which welcome young people for a limited time but who do not offer "after" afterwards. "You give them a lot of hope but after? ", Commented the interministerial delegate for equality of young people in the premises of ACED Wednesday morning. “We are just pushing back the deadlines. Their situation remains very precarious, ”he considers. "What do we do next?" "He wonders.
As a solution, Jean-Marc Mormeck suggests the creation of associations. To the ACED youth who, after two years of their contract, will find themselves unemployed, he tries to give them new hope. Grouped within the same structure, they can "sell their skills to individuals and thus save money for their association". “They work together and defend their interests together. They know why they work, ”he says.
Jean-Marc Mormeck thinks that this type of associative structure can be created in various fields, be it green spaces, fishing, personal service, etc. "You have to adapt to what you are going through," he says.
Finally, he announced that he would work with the advisers of the President of the Republic on this idea of association which would bring together young people after their support by integration associations. "We have to see how we can help them financially," he says.
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