APF France Handicap, formerly called the Association of Paralyzed People of France, was founded in 1933 by four young people with poliomyelitis: André Trannoy, Jacques Dubuisson, Jeanne Henry, and Clothilde Lamborot. This association is a national movement for the defense and representation of people with motor disabilities with or without associated disorders and their families, and is recognized as serving the public interest. APF France Handicap brings together 93,000 stakeholders, comprising 22,300 members, 30,000 volunteers, and more than 14,000 employees.