The town hall of Péchabou is establishing two discussion groups, named 'Entre parenthèses', starting in November. These groups aim to provide a space for free expression for people with disabilities, addressing difficulties that those around them may not always fully understand and promoting mutual support.
The first group is for children aged six and over, while the second welcomes adults aged sixteen and over. These initiatives are open to all types of disabilities, whether motor or mental, visible or invisible.
'Entre parenthèses' is intended to be a confidential space for listening and sharing. Participants can freely discuss their daily lives, express their needs, and benefit from the experiences of others, with the goal of breaking isolation and building collective solutions.
Interested individuals, as well as families wishing to register a child, are invited to contact the town hall or send an SMS to 06 25 95 47 75.
This initiative underscores the municipality's commitment to making Péchabou a more inclusive place for all its residents.
