C.C.A.S. proposes home nursing service and paramedical service for daily care so as to enable sick people not to leave their family. This service is entirely taken in charge by the Caisse Primaire d’Assurance Maladie, on condition that a medical certificate has been provided and according to the income of the applicant.

Located in the Promelles, this social center receives children aged 6 to 11, teens aged 12 to 17 and families.

It’s aim is to provide information, advices, help in requests for social welfare and to pass them on to the right authority (i.e: request for retirement home, MDOH dossier, etc. )

This center is a place of collective information where every Alesian can receive personalized advices to reduce their expenses.

For people over 60 who want to live on their own, C.C.A.S. proposes a Foyer Résidence, with private flats, collective rooms, and nurse cares. In all, 60 flats ( two-rooms apartments) available for rent.

The aim of this new service is to propose a reception place for the elderly including a personalized reception, activities and exchanges. This Day-care center is aimed at aged people who still live at home and who want a partial help, but also at families which have a parent at home and need a little time for themselves.

C.C.A.S. proposes home nursing service and paramedical service for daily cares so as to enable sick people not to leave their family. This service is entirely taken in charge by the Caisse Primaire d’Assurance Maladie, on condition that a medical certificate has been provided and according to the income of the applicant.

The C.C.A.S ( Local Center for Social Action) of Alès is a public establishment which works with public and private institutions. Its aim is to offer a proximity service and advices in terms of social welfare.

The CAMSP of Alès ( Health Center for Children) is aimed at taking preventive actions, screenings, and at taking charge of children from birth to the age of 6 who run a risk in the process of their development or a difficulty, from temporary disorders to more serious handicap.