Horizon Amitié
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1973
- HeadquartersStrasbourg, France
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
Horizon Amitié firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Horizon Amitié
- Legal name
- Association Horizon Amitié
- Website
- https://horizonamitie.fr
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1973
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Horizon Amitié industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Social Services (Asylum, Homelessness, and Professional Insertion)
- NAICS
- Individual and Family Services (6241), Temporary Shelters (624221), Community Housing Services (62422), Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (624120), Other Residential Care Facilities (62399), Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly (623312)
- SIC
- Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Housing Assistance & Homeless Services (BPAGAEAB)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Integration & Inclusion Services (Housing, Education, Employment) (BPADAHAI), Disability Services & Assistive Solutions (Accessibility, Assistive Tech) (BPAGALAM), Financial Assistance & Benefits Navigation Services (BPAGAEAK), Independent Living with Supportive Services (Light ADL/IADL Support) (HLADAAAE)
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Where Horizon Amitié is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Strasbourg
- HQ country
- France
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices16 records
Markets served
Horizon Amitié business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain, Others
Revenue model
- Public institutional funding: Horizon Amitié operates primarily through government funding, public subsidies, and institutional grants. Funding comes from government bodies including the Préfecture du Bas-Rhin, Collectivité Européenne d'Alsace, Ville et Eurométropole de Strasbourg, OFII, SIAO 67, the European Union (FSE), and DIRECCTE UT67. Services are free for beneficiaries, with costs covered by public funds.
- Social insertion revenue: The Solibat insertion workshop generates revenue through contracting services to public bodies and private companies — including road sweeping for the University of Strasbourg, cleaning and renovation services, textile collection, and green space maintenance — which supports the employment of people in insertion contracts.
- La Banque de l'Objet resale revenue: The La Banque de l'Objet social insertion workshop collects unsold goods from large retailers and resells them at solidarity prices to the associative sector, Horizon Amitié services, and the general public, generating modest operating revenue.
- Donations and philanthropy: The association receives donations from individuals and corporate sponsorship (mécénat), with tax deduction benefits for donors in France (up to 60% credit for companies).
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Other | No-cost services for beneficiaries |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels6 records
Horizon Amitié product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Horizon Amitié operates approximately 20 distinct social services across three poles: the Asylum Rights Pole (reception, accommodation, and legal accompaniment for asylum seekers), the Common Law Pole (emergency shelters, medium-term housing, family pensions, RSA accompaniment, and social housing intermediation), and the Insertion by Economic Activity Pole (Solibat insertion workshops providing CDDI contracts in textile collection, renovation, green space maintenance, and cleaning, plus La Banque de l'Objet circular economy resale workshop). All services are provided free of charge to individuals and families in social difficulty, asylum seekers, and homeless populations across the Strasbourg and Eurométropole area, with operations funded through public institutional subsidies.
Product overview
Horizon Amitié is a non-profit social services association operating approximately 20 distinct services organized under three poles: the Asylum Rights Pole (Pôle Droit d'Asile), the Common Law Pole (Pôle Droit Commun), and the Insertion by Economic Activity Pole (Pôle d'Insertion). The Asylum Rights Pole includes CAES, CADA Jean Chaumien, HUDA, and the Legal Team, providing reception, accommodation, and accompaniment for asylum seekers at various stages. The Common Law Pole encompasses emergency shelters (CHRS Prechter, Accueil Koenigshoffen, Tremplin, Hôtel F1), day and night shelters (Halte Bayard), social housing accompaniment (ASLL, Intermédiation Locative), family pensions (Résidence Néodys, Pension de Familles L'Etape, Pension de Familles Thomas Mann), and RSA services (RSavenir, Passerelles). The IAE Pole operates Solibat (Strasbourg and Erstein) and La Banque de l'Objet, providing insertion employment contracts in construction, maintenance, textile, and circular economy sectors. Services are provided at multiple physical facilities across Strasbourg and the Eurométropole area, with accompaniment provided by approximately 250 staff members serving over 2000 people daily.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- CAES (Centre d'Accueil et d'Évaluation des Situations) Short-term reception and assessment center providing evaluation of administrative situations for migrants and first arrivals, granting access to information needed for asylum applications. Capacity: 215 places (150 collective housing, 65 diffuse housing). Average stay: 1-2 months.
- CADA Jean Chaumien (Centre d'Accueil des Demandeurs d'Asile) Medium-term reception center for asylum seekers with provisional residence permits awaiting OFPRA or CNDA decisions. Provides social accompaniment and 90 places in diffuse housing.
- HUDA (Hébergement d'Urgence des Demandeurs d'Asile) Emergency accommodation for asylum seekers offering reception, accommodation, domiciliation, administrative and legal accompaniment, health and social support, and exit accompaniment. 285 places in mainly diffuse housing. Average stay: 18 months.
- Equipe Juridique (Legal Team) Specialized social workers providing accompaniment to asylum seekers through the asylum procedure, including OFPRA, CNDA, OFII, and Préfecture procedures.
- CHRS Unique Prechter (Centre d'Hébergement et de Réinsertion Sociale) Emergency reception and social reinsertion center for families and isolated adults facing serious difficulties. Offers 167 places (80 family places, 57 isolated adult places, 30 emergency places). Includes Urgence Posée diagnostic service.
- Accueil Koenigshoffen Stabilization housing for homeless individuals, proposing social reinsertion support and resocialization to help access classical insertion programs. 35 places in diffuse housing.
- Accueil des Deux Rives Permanent housing service without time constraint for people who have experienced life disruptions and periods of wandering. Offers 17 individual housing places on site.
- Action Neuhof Stabilization housing for people with resources but unable to live autonomously, for whom collective housing is not suitable. Offers 10 individual housing places in diffuse housing.
- Halte Bayard Day shelter and night protection for isolated people, couples, and families in great precarity. Provides showers, laundry, hot drinks, activities, social diagnosis, and access to rights and healthcare. Day shelter open daily, night protection limited to 30 people.
- Hôtel F1 Geispolsheim Emergency hotel for homeless individuals with 83 places (73 oriented by 115 for 7 days, 10 emergency places oriented by SIAO). Provides reception, social diagnosis, and accompaniment.
- Tremplin Bridge housing for common law households from MDI or hotel services. Provides social accompaniment for administrative, legal, health, employment, parental support, and linguistic training. 78 places in diffuse housing. Average stay under 6 months.
- Pré-CPAR (SAS) Emergency housing service serving as transition before orientation to a voluntary return preparation center. 65 places. Stay of 30 days renewable.
- ASLL (Accompagnement Social Lié au Logement) Social housing accompaniment delegated by the Solidarité Logement Fund. Supports tenants with administrative procedures, budget management, energy savings, rights and duties, and neighborhood integration. Average duration: 6 months, renewable twice (18 months max).
- Intermédiation Locative Housing intermediation for vulnerable individuals to access private housing market. Association signs lease with landlords, assumes rental risks, and accompanies households toward independent tenancy. 393 places in diffuse housing. Includes IML Ukraine and IML Réfugiés services.
- Passerelles Global social accompaniment for families with incomplete rights (MDI - Ménages à Droits Incomplets). Addresses health, administration, habitat, education, budget, and integration. 130 places in diffuse housing. Duration exceeding 24 months.
- Pension de Famille L'Etape (Mundolsheim) Family pension for isolated individuals with low resources, primarily RSA or AAH beneficiaries. Provides help with daily life acts, semi-collective living. 24 on-site places.
- Pension de Famille Thomas Mann (Strasbourg) Family pension for people with low resources unable to access HLM or private housing. Offers daily life accompaniment, perennial housing, and convivial living space. 21 places in 18 dwellings (including 2 couple dwellings, 2 wheelchair accessible).
- Résidence Néodys Combined residence with 54 social housing units: 30-place Accueil residence for people with psychic disabilities (partnering with EPSAN for on-site medical services) and 24-place family pension for people fragilized by long street histories. Unlimited duration.
- RSavenir Social accompaniment and RSA (Revenu de Solidarité Active) benefit processing for beneficiaries without stable housing. Services include social accompaniment for 150 RSA beneficiaries, RSA request processing, postal domiciliation for up to 200 beneficiaries, and optional RSA fractionated reversement for 25 people.
- Solibat Strasbourg Insertion workshop providing CDDI (fixed-term insertion contracts) to people far from employment. Activities include textile collection, second-hand clothing sorting and sales, renovation, green space maintenance, street cleaning, and premises cleaning. 53 employees. Partner with public services, universities, and enterprises.
- Solibat Erstein Insertion workshop branch in Erstein with 12 employees. Services include road works, urban cleaning, building finishing and painting, and green space maintenance. Works primarily with the municipality of Erstein and local associations.
- La Banque de l'Objet Circular economy workshop collecting unsold goods from retailers for reuse. Items are resold at solidarity prices to associations, Horizon Amitié services, and the general public. Combats waste production through reuse.
Quantifiable outcome
- 2,000+ people accompanied daily
- +3 more outcomes
Companies that use Horizon Amitié
Customer profileNamed customers4 records
Segments4 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
Horizon Amitié technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
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Horizon Amitié partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
25 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Préfecture du Bas-RhincorePrefectural authority that oversees and funds much of the association's public mission activities, particularly in asylum and emergency housing services.
- Collectivité Européenne d'AlsacecoreRegional council that provides funding and institutional support for social insertion and economic activity services operated by the association.
- Ville et Eurométropole de StrasbourgcoreCity and metropolitan authority of Strasbourg that co-funds services and provides institutional backing, including co-funding of Solibat Chantier d'Insertion.
- L'Office Français de l'Immigration et de l'Intégration (OFII)coreGovernment body that orients asylum seekers to Horizon Amitié's CAES, CADA, and HUDA services and coordinates their accommodation throughout the asylum procedure.
- Le SIAO 67 (Service Intégré d'Accueil et d'Orientation)coreDepartmental coordination body that directs people in social difficulty to appropriate Horizon Amitié services, managing the full pathway from emergency to permanent housing.
- CAF du Bas-RhinminorCaisse d'Allocations Familiales provides family benefit funding and collaborates on housing support services.
- CPAM du Bas-RhinminorHealth insurance fund partner supporting healthcare access for people accompanied by the association.
- France Travail (Pôle emploi)minorFrance Travail provides prior approval for insertion contract hiring at Solibat and works with the association on professional integration pathways.
- Union Européenne (FSE)coreEuropean Social Fund co-finances the association's activities, particularly for economic insertion projects.
- DIRECCTE UT67coreRegional directorate of economy, employment, and labour that funds and regulates the Solibat insertion workshop operations.
- La banque alimentaireminorFood bank provides food supplies distributed to residents and beneficiaries through the Passerelles service.
- L'URSIEAcoreUnion Régionale des Structures d'Insertion par l'Economique d'Alsace — regional federation that Solibat is a member of, providing network support, training, and sector development.
- La Fédération des Acteurs de Solidarité (FAS)coreNational federation of solidarity actors that Solibat and Horizon Amitié are members of, providing advocacy, training, and sector representation.
- Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg (HUS)minorUniversity hospital system that collaborates on healthcare access for people accompanied by the association.
- CH EPSANminorPsychiatric hospital that provides on-site medical consultations at the Résidence Néodys for residents with psychosocial disabilities.
- Ophea (ex CUS Habitat)minorSocial housing provider (formerly CUS Habitat) that works with Horizon Amitié on housing bail transfers (glissement de bail) from intermédiation locative to permanent tenancy.
- Habitat de l'IllminorSocial housing landlord partner for intermédiation locative arrangements and permanent housing transitions.
- Immobilière 3FminorMajor social housing provider (subsidiary of Action Logement) that partners on housing solutions for people exiting Horizon Amitié services.
- NéoliaminorSocial housing operator in the Alsace region, partner for intermédiation locative housing stock.
- Université de StrasbourgminorSolibat performs street sweeping and maintenance services for University of Strasbourg campuses under contract.
- L'ARSEAminorRegional associative network in Alsace working in the social sector, collaborating on shared service users and sector initiatives.
- Migration Santé AlsaceminorSpecialized associative partner addressing migration health issues, supporting health access for migrants and asylum seekers accompanied by Horizon Amitié.
- Fédération Française du BâtimentminorBuilding industry federation that provides support and potentially skilled workers/volunteers for Solibat renovation activities.
- RCF AlsaceminorRegional Catholic radio station that covered Horizon Amitié's activities, including a report on La Banque de l'Objet's reusable container cleaning partnership with UZAJE.
- UZAJEminorOrganization partnering with Horizon Amitié/Solibat on cleaning and reusing food containers as part of the circular economy La Banque de l'Objet activity.
Scale indicators7 records
Recent moves10 records
Expansion highlights4 records
Horizon Amitié competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Habitat et Humanisme: French federation providing social housing, pensions de famille, and housing accompaniment for low-income and vulnerable populations. Directly comparable to Horizon Amitié's pensions de famille, intermédiation locative, and ASLL services.
- Emmaüs France: Federation of Emmaüs organizations providing housing, social insertion, and circular-economy activities (Boutiques Emmaüs, insertion workshops). Comparable to Horizon Amitié's combined housing, social insertion, and La Banque de l'Objet circular-economy activities.
- France Terre d'Asile: National association dedicated to asylum seekers and refugees in France, operating CADA, HUDA, and CAES facilities. Highly comparable to Horizon Amitié's Pôle Droit d'Asile service lines, with similar OFII referral channel and legal accompaniment for asylum procedures.
- Coallia: French social services association operating CHRS, CADA, HUDA, intermédiation locative, and social insertion workshops across multiple regions. Directly comparable to Horizon Amitié on both asylum and common-law service lines.
- ADOMA: Leading French social housing operator specializing in accommodation for vulnerable populations, including refugees and asylum seekers. Comparable to Horizon Amitié's CADA, HUDA, pensions de famille, and Résidence Néodys residential offerings.
- Fondation de l'Armée du Salut: French branch of the Salvation Army operating emergency shelters, CHRS, social housing, and insertion activities throughout France. Comparable service mix and beneficiary population with Horizon Amitié.
Regional players
- SAMU Social de Paris: Paris-based emergency social services organization operating 115 hotline, day centers, and emergency shelters for homeless individuals. Comparable to Horizon Amitié's Halte Bayard day center, Hôtel F1 emergency hotel, and SIAO-referred 115 pathway.
Others
- Fondation de France: Major French philanthropic foundation that funds Horizon Amitié (Solidarity Christmas events 2025) and other social services associations. Comparable as an ecosystem funding partner rather than direct operator.
- Fédération des Acteurs de la Solidarité (FAS): National federation of social solidarity actors (CHRS, social housing, insertion) of which Horizon Amitié is a member. Provides sector advocacy, training, and representation; not a direct operator but a key ecosystem participant.
Broad incumbents
- Croix-Rouge française: Major French humanitarian organization operating emergency shelters, CHRS, and social housing for vulnerable populations across the country. Functions as a national incumbent with overlapping service portfolio to Horizon Amitié's Pôle Droit Commun.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Horizon Amitié
What does Horizon Amitié do?
Horizon Amitié operates approximately 20 distinct social services across three poles: the Asylum Rights Pole (reception, accommodation, and legal accompaniment for asylum seekers), the Common Law Pole (emergency shelters, medium-term housing, family pensions, RSA accompaniment, and social housing intermediation), and the Insertion by Economic Activity Pole (Solibat insertion workshops providing CDDI contracts in textile collection, renovation, green space maintenance, and cleaning, plus La Banque de l'Objet circular economy resale workshop). All services are provided free of charge to individuals and families in social difficulty, asylum seekers, and homeless populations across the Strasbourg and Eurométropole area, with operations funded through public institutional subsidies.
Is Horizon Amitié a public or private company?
Horizon Amitié is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.
When was Horizon Amitié founded?
Horizon Amitié was founded in 1973. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is Horizon Amitié based?
Horizon Amitié is headquartered in Strasbourg, France, in the Europe region.
How does Horizon Amitié make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Public institutional funding is the primary driver. The others are social insertion revenue, la Banque de l'Objet resale revenue and donations and philanthropy.
Who are Horizon Amitié's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Habitat et Humanisme, Emmaüs France, France Terre d'Asile, Coallia, ADOMA and Fondation de l'Armée du Salut. SAMU Social de Paris is listed as a regional player. Others are Fondation de France and Fédération des Acteurs de la Solidarité (FAS). Croix-Rouge française is listed as a broad incumbent.
Does Horizon Amitié have an API?
No public API is recorded for Horizon Amitié.
What industry is Horizon Amitié in?
Horizon Amitié's product category is Social Services (Asylum, Homelessness, and Professional Insertion). Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAEAB, Housing Assistance & Homeless Services, with a secondary code of BPADAHAI, Integration & Inclusion Services (Housing, Education, Employment). Its NAICS code is 6241 and its SIC code is 8300.