Celebrating 15 Years of La Maison de Vie in Carpentras: A Beacon of Hope for Individuals Living with HIV
Princess Stéphanie and Camille Gottlieb attend the anniversary of a pioneering support center in Europe dedicated to aiding those affected by HIV.
On June 3, La Maison de Vie in Carpentras marked its 15th anniversary, commemorated by Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and her daughter Camille Gottlieb.
This center, which has become a critical resource dedicated to supporting individuals living with HIV, reflects the humanistic values promoted by the Monegasque royal family.
Established in 2010 by Princess Stéphanie through her association Fight Aids Monaco, La Maison de Vie has evolved into a crucial sanctuary for many, providing a holistic approach to care and respite for its guests.
Spanning an area of 1,200 square meters, La Maison de Vie is more than just a place for temporary accommodation.
It symbolizes hope and dignity for individuals grappling with the challenges related to HIV. Since its inception, over 2,000 people have accessed the center, with nearly 1,300 residents benefiting from its services.
With the capacity to host up to 20 individuals at any given time, the center is operated by a dedicated team of approximately ten staff members alongside numerous volunteers.
The center offers a supportive environment devoid of medical formalities, focusing on providing respite and rejuvenation for its residents.
It combines temporary housing with health prevention initiatives, emphasizing the importance of creating a space where individuals can regain strength and work towards rebuilding their lives.
During the anniversary celebration, heartfelt testimonies underscored the emotional significance of the center's mission.
Its unique approach sets La Maison de Vie apart, establishing it as a model of solidarity and support for some of society's most vulnerable populations.
This event not only marked a milestone for the center but also highlighted its continuous commitment to fostering both human connection and support in the fight against HIV.
This center, which has become a critical resource dedicated to supporting individuals living with HIV, reflects the humanistic values promoted by the Monegasque royal family.
Established in 2010 by Princess Stéphanie through her association Fight Aids Monaco, La Maison de Vie has evolved into a crucial sanctuary for many, providing a holistic approach to care and respite for its guests.
Spanning an area of 1,200 square meters, La Maison de Vie is more than just a place for temporary accommodation.
It symbolizes hope and dignity for individuals grappling with the challenges related to HIV. Since its inception, over 2,000 people have accessed the center, with nearly 1,300 residents benefiting from its services.
With the capacity to host up to 20 individuals at any given time, the center is operated by a dedicated team of approximately ten staff members alongside numerous volunteers.
The center offers a supportive environment devoid of medical formalities, focusing on providing respite and rejuvenation for its residents.
It combines temporary housing with health prevention initiatives, emphasizing the importance of creating a space where individuals can regain strength and work towards rebuilding their lives.
During the anniversary celebration, heartfelt testimonies underscored the emotional significance of the center's mission.
Its unique approach sets La Maison de Vie apart, establishing it as a model of solidarity and support for some of society's most vulnerable populations.
This event not only marked a milestone for the center but also highlighted its continuous commitment to fostering both human connection and support in the fight against HIV.
