Guy Renard is a non-profit association established under the French law of 1901, recognized as being in the public interest. For nearly 80 years, we have supported young people aged 15 to 25 who are ill and/or living with disabilities and enrolled in combined care-education programs, as well as their families, in several ways: we serve as an information hub for guidance on education, internship and first job searches, administrative or school procedures, and the rights of people with disabilities; we organize cultural outings during school holidays for young people who must remain in clinic care and do not have the opportunity to travel; we are co-creators of several innovative initiatives in mental health, notably by offering shared housing to young people at the end of their psychiatric care journey. Today we are launching a new mentoring program aligned with the government's program "one young person, one solution." The idea is to offer personalized support to young people through mentor-mentee pairs. In this context, we provide young people with a mentor who supports and assists them with school-related matters (enrollment, educational guidance, academic support, etc.), daily…