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Forum de l’engagement des jeunes à Clermont

Ce forum est destiné à tous les jeunes de l’Oise âgés de 16 à 30 ans.

L’objectif est de leur faire découvrir tous les dispositifs, organismes et aides à leur engagement, spécifiques au département de l’Oise à savoir :

  • Mission d’intérêt général, service civique, service national universel, réserve civique
  • Engagement associatif
  • BAFA et métiers de l’animation et du sport
  • PSC1
  • Coopérative jeunesse de services et entreprenariat
  • Engagement à l’international
  • Métiers des corps en uniforme
  • Mission locale
  • Aides financières pour le permis/BAFA etc.

Les porteurs des dispositifs auront chacun un stand interactif et un quiz sera également proposé aux jeunes avec un cadeau (enceinte Bluetooth connectée) à gagner par tirage au sort sur différents moments de la journée.
Un livret présentant l’ensemble des dispositifs et contacts sera élaboré et diffusé en version numérique soit lors du forum soit a posteriori gratuitement aux jeunes et structures en lien avec les jeunes de l’Oise.

🗓️ Quand ? Mercredi 27 novembre 2024, de 10h à 16h.

📍 Où ? Centre Socioculturel, 59 rue Wenceslas Coutellier, 60600 Clermont.

🤝 Entrée libre et gratuite.

Nous comptons sur vous pour diffuser le plus largement possible cette invitation auprès des jeunes et des associations qu’ils peuvent fréquenter.

Forum de l'engagement des jeunes

Contact organisateurs de l’événement :

La Ligue de L’enseignement de l’Oise :
Adeline TAVERNIER, Coordinatrice Vie associative et Engagement
Tél : 03 44 48 16 81 / 03 44 15 32 04 / 06 31 42 17 39
 Le SDJES de l’Oise :
Florence Harmand (référente Service Civique) et Delphine Monard (cheffe de projet SNU)
Tél. : 03 60 01 93 86
Site : www.ac-amiens.fr

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