Malgré « des progrès constatés sur le logement ou l’Assurance-maladie », « près de la moitié des sans-abri de 18 à 25 ans » sont des anciens de l’ASE, souligne l’institution financière, dans un rapport publié mercredi.
The Cour des Comptes (French Court of Accounts) reports "disparate" support for young adults leaving the Aide Sociale à l'Enfance (ASE) - Child Welfare Services, despite progress in areas like housing and health insurance. This disparity in departmental support leads to precarious situations, with a significant portion of homeless 18-25 year olds being former ASE recipients. The Court emphasizes the need for a basic standard of support across all departments to ensure equal access to public services and prevent "dry exits" into social and professional vulnerability. Recent legislation has aimed to extend support to age 21 for resource-lacking young adults.
