The month of October 2026 will feature numerous social services in Sorèze, offering valuable support to residents. These sessions, open to all, are run by professionals and volunteers at the Espace de Lien Social.
The association TSA et Zèbres du Tarn offers a peer support group for autistic and/or HPI adults. This autism/HPI café aims to assist with finding support structures, specialized health professionals, and information. Registration is mandatory via their website or email at contact@tsaetzebresdutarn.fr.
Secours Catholique provides a Café Sourire (Smile Café) every other Friday, from 2 PM to 4 PM, for sharing joyful and warm moments and fostering connections to combat loneliness. Additionally, every Thursday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, by appointment (06 07 52 16 65), volunteers offer a reception, listening, and support service for individuals and families facing difficulties, including budget management.
The Mission Locale targets young people aged 16 to 25 who are struggling to find employment, seeking career changes, or facing difficult situations. Their teams offer personalized support. Appointments are available on the 1st Tuesday of the month, by calling 05.63.51.63.20.
The association Saint-Vincent-de-Paul offers home visits for anyone needing to talk, share, or simply connect with others. To receive these visits, individuals should inform the social services department of the town hall, which will forward the request. A session is held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month (excluding school holidays), by appointment at 06.48.70.05.24, including the distribution of food aid parcels.
Secours Populaire, a grassroots organization, provides assistance to people in need, including food distribution, clothing and material aid, access to rights and legal support, organization of trips and outings, and holiday support for children and teenagers. A session takes place on the 3rd Tuesday of the month, by appointment (05 63 35 96 32 or castres.secourspopulaire@orange.fr).
AILES, a key player in the Social and Solidarity Economy, offers socio-professional support to job seekers. The association is involved in activities such as personal services, childcare, emergency home services, watering, and security. A drop-in session is held on the 1st Tuesday of the month from 9 AM to 12 PM (05.61.27.51.60).
