Fondation Anne-de-Gaulle

The Fondation Anne de Gaulle works daily with people living with disabilities to transform society and make it truly accessible to all. Created at the initiative of Yvonne and Charles de Gaulle, it has been recognized as being of public utility for 80 years. It describes itself as a movement of 67 million transformers, aiming to change the paradigm around disability in a France where nearly one in six people lives with a disability. Its missions include supporting the people entrusted to it and their families, and creating, managing and taking over structures that welcome people with disabilities. The Village AgorHa is to open in 2026 at Montigny-le-Bretonneux in the Yvelines.

The Fondation Anne de Gaulle was created at the initiative of Yvonne and Charles de Gaulle and has been recognized as being of public utility for 80 years. It works daily with people living with disabilities to transform society and make it truly accessible to all. It presents itself as a movement of 67 million transformers and aims to change the paradigm around disability in a France where nearly one in six people lives with a disability. Its missions include supporting the people entrusted to it and their families, and creating, managing and taking over structures that welcome people with disabilities. The Village AgorHa is to open in 2026 at Montigny-le-Bretonneux in the Yvelines.

A foundation working to change the paradigm around disability and co-construct a new societal project.

1. 1Accueil - Fondation Anne de Gaullefondation-anne-de-gaulle.org
2. 2Fondation Anne-de-Gaullewikidata.org