VIII.1.2. CITY-RUN RESIDENCES FOR SENIORS AND THE HANDICAPPED

RUE DU CHÂTEAU DES RENTIERS, WHERE SERIZIER FOUND REFUGE AND FROM WHICH THE DEFEATED COMMUNARDS DISPERSED

                         Photo by Eugène Adjet, 1925 / zoom

N° 204

Today

Fire-fighting

Fixing pipes on a clean street 

During the heat wave of 2020 the City distributed electric fans and bottles of water. During covid the caretaker disinfected floors and door handles three times a day and placed an antiseptic solution and paper towels in the entry. The City distributed masks with filters.  

Posters at the entry :

 

Accompaniment for seniors who fear withdrawing cash from ATM machines (the service is free and tips are forbidden) / Excursions outside Paris, the fee based on income.

  

Free activities for residents include workshops in crafts and writing, yoga, a chorale, theater, dance, visits with a lecturer to the musée d'Orsay...

Talk on the singer and songwriter Jacques Brel, who became famous when the residents were young. 

A reminder to vote

    Entry to 120 rue du Château des Rentiers

"Sunday we vote"

with address of the voting site,

across the street.

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8.1.3.

Accessible leadership