
Hosting an exiled person provides respite during a difficult journey, allowing them to gradually integrate into society and experience different family lifestyles. This reciprocal hospitality is crucial—it enables asylum seekers to process administrative paperwork without worrying about shelter, which is important when searching for a place to sleep each day hampers asylum applications. Becoming a host family in the JRS Welcome network means opening your door and heart to the world's dimension. It's fundamentally a meeting and reciprocal hospitality that enriches both parties.

J'accueille - Antenne Auvergne - Rhône-Alpes
This mission involves supporting the coordinator in monitoring cohabitations. It requires people who understand exile-re…

Banque Alimentaire de la Loire
The National Food Banks Collection takes place on November 6, 7, and 8, 2026 in stores across France. During these three…

J'accueille - Antenne Auvergne - Rhône-Alpes
This mission adapts to all profiles and doesn't require strong commitments but is very useful for raising awareness of o…

ISSAD
Collect food donations from customers during their shopping. These donations restock food aid organizations helping peop…