The Magnifying Glass. The sub-prefect visiting Maison France Services. Claude Jay, the sub-prefect of the district of Nogent-le-Rotrou, was present on Thursday morning at the open house of Maison France Services in La Loupe.
Open since the end of 2016, this unique reception desk, certified by the State and managed by the CDC des Terres de Perche, offers numerous services to users all year round (thirty-two partners and institutional organizations).
Digital
It was for the occasion a “special seniors” edition, this audience representing more than a third of the population. Claude Durand, who chairs the La Récré des seniors association (160 members), was therefore present “to obtain information, or even set up additional activities on digital training, scams and canvassing among elderly people”. It was also possible to see how the France Emploi service works at home with Quentin Simon, facilitator in the Centre-Val de Loire region, and find out about the regular hours held by the operators: retirement, justice and rights center, France renovates (My renovation bonus) to insulate your home, services from the Departmental Council for the digital approach, disability, professional integration and mobility…
The State representative insisted “on the need to support the public, particularly seniors, in digital technology for access to rights and the fight against illiteracy and illiteracy. We see that it works thanks to a territorial anchoring which is the strength of Maisons France Services.”
Previously, he mentioned “the notion of proximity of the service with more than 80% of the population less than 20 minutes from this service”.
Éric Gérard, the president of the Terres de Perche community of communes, congratulated Lætitia Samson, the coordinator of the MFS of La Loupe “for the quality of welcome of this unique place and the diversity of offers proposed for young people, alumni and all users.
In 2023, the MFS of La Loupe processed 4,402 requests for general information.
