A new neighborhood concierge service, the Conciergerie Solidaire, has opened in the Montaudran neighborhood of Toulouse, offering residents and employees assistance with everyday tasks such as parcel relay, sewing, dry cleaning, bicycle repairs, childcare solutions, and key duplication. The service, which has been active since July but was officially inaugurated on September 25, aims to "facilitate daily life, strengthen social bonds, and support local dynamics." It provides a space for exchange and meeting, offering numerous services and organizing activities for residents and people working in the neighborhood. Tom Weissenborn, the neighborhood concierge, responds to requests from residents and employees, though he does not perform the services himself but connects them with local providers. The service has established partnerships with 80 Toulouse artisans and merchants, from coffee producers to car washers, offering negotiated prices. For example, pants for hemming are sent to the "Toulouse Espace Couture" workshop at Mirail, and shirts to be cleaned go to a dry cleaner on the route of Narbonne. The Conciergerie Solidaire has a social mission beyond providing services, aiming to promote responsible consumption by encouraging repair, mending, and reuse rather than buying new items. The services and products offered are organic, local, and seasonal. The service is located on the Piste des Géants, opposite Auchan, and has attracted increasing numbers of residents, with word of mouth playing a significant role in its popularity. The concierge also facilitates social bonding through activities such as workshops, shared meals, evenings, exhibitions of works created by neighborhood residents, walks, and games. The service is accessible on subscription, with tenants of the social landlord CDC Habitat and employees of the company Mercator Ocean benefiting from it for free. For others, a subscription of 4 euros per month or 40 euros per year is required. The service emphasizes that the fees are modest and aim for financial balance rather than profit. The Conciergerie Solidaire is an insertion company, aiming to return to employment people distant from the labor market or in a situation of disability. Tom Weissenborn, who previously worked as a phytotherapist and performed various small jobs, sees this role as an opportunity to stabilize and move into the animation field.