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Providing Jobs for Homeless Youth [Interview].
Life on the streets takes a heavy toll on those who live there; the “Alternative Work Paid by the Day” program allows participants to work on an hourly basis while also providing...
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From "One drink won't hurt..." to "Have you seen yourself when you've been drinking?"
Ten years after the campaign against excessive drinking, which used the slogan "One drink is fine, three drinks... Hello, trouble," a new initiative has been launched, aimed...
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I get the feeling that the concept of volunteering is fading away [Interview].
At SOS Suicide Phénix, every volunteer counselor who is recruited first undergoes a training program. As a result, a counselor does not become operational for several months, or even a...
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Knowing how to listen and engage in dialogue with people in need: toward a shared training program.
Each remote health prevention and assistance program (PADS) develops its own initial and continuing training programs. However, the number of counselors, as well as their...
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We value anonymity because it encourages people to speak freely [Interview].
At Suicide Écoute, anonymity is a golden rule. Callers open up precisely because of this anonymity. They need to talk and confide in someone, since they are not always able to do so...
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Health helpline services: examples of calls received.
We asked three helplines—Fil Santé Jeunes, Addictions Drogues Alcool Info Service, and Hépatites Info Service—to share specific examples of calls they’ve received. The desire to...
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Teachers' health and professional well-being.
In a survey conducted by INPES, teachers report generally satisfactory health compared to that of other working adults, as well as a better quality of life. However, the sometimes...
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Primary and Secondary School Teachers Are Experiencing More Stress [Interview].
"Compared to other occupational groups, teachers are doing fairly well," notes Viviane Kovess. However, this overall finding masks significant disparities. For example, higher...
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The various forms of refusing medical treatment.
Why do people forgo medical care? Caroline Desprès, a physician and anthropologist, conducted some forty interviews in the Lille area to explore this question. While the decision to...
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Evaluation of telephone helplines: a growing need.
INPES and the organizations that manage remote support services (hotlines and online services) conduct various types of evaluations: user surveys, monitoring of counselors regarding...