Student housing in Grenoble
On the university campus of Grenoble, approximately twenty students with motor disabilities live in adapted housing, supported by a team of life assistants. The residence Prélude provides eighteen studios and two two-room apartments adapted for people with motor disabilities. A program for independence
This program allows them to continue their studies, have a social life, and experience independence. A stepping stone toward autonomy. Student testimonial
« Before, I was isolated. Relationships with other students were not easy and I felt complexed. Here, it's different! I have already made friends and I have found a way to live more easily. It has completely changed my life, » states Zahra. The Algerian student is in her third year of an information technology bachelor's degree. Adapted living space
She now lives in a studio adapted to her motor difficulties and needs: for example, switches at a convenient height and movable furniture that facilitate daily gestures. There is no longer a need to handle a key to enter one's home or to contort oneself to reach a shelf.
