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Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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In Salagosse, a hamlet near Vigan, the Louis Defond center has been home to miners since the middle of the 20th century. The juvenile center has evolved into a shelter for juveniles since 2014, but still retains some boys under court orders. Unaccompanied minors are then educated and trained in craft trades such as welding, masonry or painting. This will allow them to obtain a residence permit.
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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In class, young people learn basic subjects, French, mathematics, history-geography, science, civic education. Everything to prepare them for the CAP exam.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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French language courses are the most difficult. At the end of the school year each minor must validate a level to be able to pass his CAP. According to their origin and if they were educated in their countries, the young people learn with more or less difficulties.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Ibrahima, 16, from Guinea, practices mathematics.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Like all teenagers, it trails to go to class. Teachers must intervene several times to get the students in, but always in a good mood.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Qamar, a 17-year-old Pakistani, is in first year of CAP welding.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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One of the welding students is working on a Languedoc cross. A strong symbol that educates the miner about regional history. This facilitates integration into neighboring communities.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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In the course of welding, students work on personal as well as collective projects. An order was placed in the center from a neighboring farmer. The apprentice welders must rebuild the mechanism of a hydraulic mill. A paddle wheel (second plane) is in progress.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Ahmed, 55, has been a welding professor at the Louis Defond Center for 17 years. Arrived on the occasion of an internship, he was quickly offered to be a teacher.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Sanoussy, a young Guinean who arrived in the center in September 2017, is going to his painting class. The youth days are well filled, from 8:30 school and sports activities do not stop.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Adrien, 17, comes from Albania. He passes his Masonry CAP within the center. The training allows the renovation of aging buildings and to enlarge certain wings.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Adrien and Djibril, both 17, are in masonry masts. The training allows the renovation of aging buildings and to enlarge certain wings.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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The center cook must prepare lunch and dinner meals every day. With little budget he must please the forty mouths. It must also adapt to the tastes of each according to the origins and religions.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Jean-Louis, an educator at the Louis Defond Center, maintains strong links with young people. The good mood returned to the framing team after many difficult years.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Sports activities are offered daily to minors. A gymnasium is at their disposal on the hamlet, as well as a small gym.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Joel is the sports teacher of the Louis Defond Center. In office for 16 years, he saw the metamorphosis of places. The last years before the arrival of unaccompanied minors were very difficult for the supervising team. Now everyone takes a lot of fun coming to work.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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M'valy, 17, from CĂ´te d'Ivoire, has just finished her school day. He walks in the alleys of the hamlet to join the vehicles that will descend to Vigan.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Jules, 17, Ivorian, is in his first year of painting. With his classmates, he lays plaster in the corridor of the boarding school to refurbish the premises.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Aly, 19, from Guinea, is employed by a company in the Vigan sector. Former center he is now completely autonomous, and integrated in the Cevennes community. Like many he wants to buy housing in the area and be his own boss.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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At the end of the day the educators take the young people eager to go to Vigan.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Aharmedzia is a 19-year-old Afghan girl. When he arrived at the center, in 2017 he did not speak a word of French, a "real mature" according to the educators of Louis Defond. Today, Thai boxing gives him confidence. From now on, he talks to everyone, even to the girls, whom he dared not look into his eyes upon his arrival. Aharmedzia is training in masonry, and trains every day to prepare for his first fight.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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In the wi-fi room rented by the center in Vigan, young people can take advantage of the internet connection to call their families or simply surf the internet. The hamlet being too isolated the data is limited, the miners rush every day to the room to be connected.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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Gurpreet is a 17 year old Indian. He's been in the center for a few years. Today he is the person responsible for ridding the evening meal, even if everyone has to wash their cutlery. We can see on the wall the countries of origin of each miner who is past or present at the center.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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In the evening the young people meet at the TV room. The good mood reigns, we comb our hair, we discuss, we take advantage of the network when there is.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
Foreign minors, the future of isolated countryside
Adrien Vautier / Le Pictorium
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In the streets of Salagosse a young run to not miss the departure of cars for the Vigan. The hamlet was rebuilt in the mid-twentieth century when the Louis Defond Juvenile Center was set up.
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit
In the heart of the CĂ©vennes, the center for juvenile offenders, Louis Defond, has turned into a shelter for isolated juveniles since 2014. For two or three years, adolescents have the obligation to undergo training in CAP. A willingness of the center to make these young people autonomous in a hitherto unknown country. Beyond learning a trade and integration into the CĂ©vennes landscape, the CAP is the guarantee to obtain the precious sesame: a residence permit