Belmont: Friendship Club hosts seniors and Community of Communes services

A friendly meeting presented the Senior Info Point's missions and raised awareness about waste sorting.

Generic image of a friendly gathering of seniors during a tea time.
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Generic image of a friendly gathering of seniors during a tea time.

The Belmont Friendship Club organized a back-to-school tea on Wednesday, October 7, bringing together 31 participants to interact with representatives from the Community of Communes.

On Wednesday, October 7, the Belmont Friendship Club held its back-to-school tea. The event saw the participation of 31 people, who came to share a moment of exchange and information with the coordinator of the Senior Info Point and the waste sorting ambassador from the Community of Communes.
Representatives from the Community of Communes took this opportunity to present the missions and services of the Senior Info Point, a resource dedicated to informing and supporting the elderly.
The afternoon also featured an activity focused on raising awareness about good waste management practices. The waste sorting ambassador led a fun and participatory session, answering residents' questions about recycling, sorting packaging, and daily habits.
The Community of Communes extended its warm thanks to the Belmont Friendship Club for their hospitality.
Based on information from the official source: Communauté de communes - Monts Rance et Rougier (13/10/2026)