Victim Support. Our daily work focuses primarily on victims of traffic accidents, many of whom have requested assistance from the CAF. Many victims attended their medical evaluations alone. Without exception, they all feel guilty for not having fully understood the stakes involved in this crucial step. Others feel they were taken advantage of by entrusting their case to the first lawyer they came across. Meetings. Resumption of quarterly meetings with the Interministerial Delegation for Victim Assistance (DIAV), which remains fully committed to fostering a culture of victim assistance in France. Meeting with the AVIMEJ of the France Victimes Federation. Launch of a technical road safety investigation (ETSR) by the Prefecture of Seine-Saint-Denis following a fatal accident. Discussion with Maud Lepez of the law firm RWK Goodman regarding the terms of a partnership agreement to assist tourists who are victims of a traffic accident through no fault of their own on our territory. Presentation of the association to the Covéa Group, and discussion

Support for victims. Primarily victims of traffic accidents. We received many calls from people who had read our emergency guide to the necessary steps, as well as questions about “how to make the best use of the appendices.” No appointments were scheduled during this vacation month. Support. The town hall of Bouleurs (77) has renewed its support for the fourth consecutive year. The Interministerial Delegation for Road Safety has approved our public service announcement (PSA) proposal submitted for our emergency guide to procedures. An unexpected boost—thank you, Florence Guillaume. I wish you all a great start to the new school year. Ours is off to a flying start!