Directory
The associations whose information is published here. Each one was verified, and each page shows what they run and when it was last checked.
27 associations
The association mandated for meal, water and shower distributions on the living sites around Calais.
Runs the day centre on Rue de Moscou, where nearly every other association comes through.
2016
Clothing and equipment distributions, with wifi, hot drinks, a hair station and English classes.
Restoring family links and phone charging in Calais.
A care team working on the living sites and at the Secours Catholique day centre.
A team bringing phone charging and access to information to the living sites.
The place at 3 Rue de Croy for getting an official postal address and help writing in French.
The hospital's healthcare access service at 1601 Boulevard des Justes: free medical appointments, no money and no documents needed.
A kitchen serving hot meals in the town centre and on Boulevard des Justes.
A team supporting women and families in exile in Calais, on the living sites and at the day centre.
The association that distributes tents to people sleeping outside in Calais.
A medical and psychosocial team that refers people to la PASS and accompanies them to medical and social services.
A Calais association that serves a daily breakfast to people in exile.
An alarm line for people in distress at sea, to call after the coastguard.
A collective setting up water containers on the living sites and advocating for food autonomy.
An association protecting minors from violence and exploitation.
The association that accommodates unaccompanied minors for a few nights, away from Calais.
A team documenting evictions from the living sites and police violence in Calais.
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Activities and psychosocial support for 12 to 18 year olds, in spaces other associations hold.
A Calais association providing emergency material aid to people in exile.
Legal advisers holding a rights drop-in in front of the Secours Catholique day centre.
The place where belongings taken by the police during evictions are held.
The public office responsible for the material reception conditions of asylum seekers.
Play sessions for children in exile and their families in Calais.
Information sessions on asylum in the UK, at the Secours Catholique day centre.
2015
An association reachable 24 hours a day that refers people to emergency accommodation and collects testimonies of police violence.
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