This month, in addition to traffic accidents and medical accidents (still bandages), we’re providing assistance for two other types of accidents.
About three requests a day, with an increase in inquiries via social media.
Requests from police investigators (OPJ), including one that was a bit chaotic; requests from prosecutors, with a positive response within 24 hours; and requests from insurers, which are as complicated as ever.
The test strips.
We have begun reaching out to politicians, though without much success so far.
A journalist is investigating the issue, and she asked us a few questions about it.
The meeting on March 18 at the Senate with Jean SOL, Senator from the Pyrénées-Orientales.
The event of the month took us quite some time. Everyone had the chance to speak up and highlight the many areas where improvements could be made. It brilliantly demonstrated the huge gap between theory and practice—and even between the law and practice.
The task now is to make realistic and achievable proposals that take into account the interests of all—and above all, those of the victims—while striving to avoid resorting to the law to urgently improve the victims’ experience.
A farewell party.
The bank is an indispensable partner, whether you run a business or a nonprofit organization, but the bank manager is the key to a good relationship.
ERIC LATRAYE was kind enough to invite us to meet his replacement, Laurent CARVIN, with whom we hope to accomplish great things for the victims (I’ve had a project in mind for several years that hasn’t yet come to fruition).
Video delivery by GRIFFES PRODUCTIONS.
10 new short videos will be posted on our YouTube channel every Friday for the V&A Minute.
The video “Understanding Justice Better,” produced in collaboration with the ASSOCIATION AMOUR DE LA JUSTICE and its president, Jérôme Pauzat, is ready and will soon be available on our social media channels.
See you at the National Assembly.
A conversation with Yaël Braun-Pivet, President of the National Assembly, on the role of grassroots engagement in politics.
Support for a new town hall.
Julien Aguin, mayor of Voisenon (77), is lending his support to us this year.
We have scheduled a meeting with the CCAS to introduce the association and its initiatives, and to explain how we can help strengthen their services for residents.