Comité Handisport du Val d'Oise

What Comité Handisport du Val d'Oise does

The Comité Départemental Handisport du Val d'Oise (CDH 95) is a French non-profit association (association de loi 1901) founded in 2001 and headquartered at 106 Rue des Bussys, Eaubonne, France. It operates as a decentralised departmental organ of the Fédération Française Handisport (FFH), an association recognised of public utility, with the primary mission of making sport accessible to people with motor and/or sensory disabilities across the Val d'Oise department in the Île-de-France region. The committee supports a network of affiliated clubs delivering more than 22 adapted sports disciplines — including boccia, swimming, wheelchair basketball, archery, sarbacane, torball/goalball, judo, para-badminton, table tennis, and shooting sports — at leisure and competitive levels up to high-performance.

The CDH 95's service portfolio spans three lines: (i) core handisport access through affiliated clubs, with licence management via the FFH's national digital portal (espace-licencies.handisport.org); (ii) flagship programmes such as the annual HandiDécouverte discovery event and the 'Le Sport Aidants Ma Ville' initiative spanning five cities; and (iii) paid handisport sensibilisation sessions delivered to schools, leisure centres, sports associations, local authorities, and enterprises on a per-engagement basis. Demand generation combines digital presence (handisport95.org, FFH portals), community outreach, and institutional partnerships with ANS, the Département du Val d'Oise, Académie de Versailles (DSDEN 95), Région Île-de-France, APF France Handicap, Sport Adapté 95, and CDFAS.

The revenue model blends recurring individual membership licence fees (processed centrally through the FFH), donations collected via Hello Asso (with 66%/60% French tax relief for individuals and corporates), and income from bespoke sensibilisation services. No pricing tiers, fee schedules, or financial statements are publicly disclosed, consistent with the organisation's non-profit status and loi 1901 regulatory framework. Leadership is volunteer-led by President Warda Kaabeche, Vice-President/Treasurer Thierry Cerival, and Secretary Ouahiba Kaabeche, supported by salaried staff and volunteers; no external investment or parent-company ownership structure is identified.

Name

Comité Handisport du Val d'Oise

Legal name

Comité Départemental Handisport du Val d'Oise

Website

https://handisport95.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2001

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

The Comité Départemental Handisport du Val d'Oise (CDH 95) is a French non-profit association and departmental organ of the Fédération Française Handisport, delivering access to 22+ adapted sports for people with motor and sensory disabilities through affiliated clubs, awareness sessions, and community programmes across Val d'Oise.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Eaubonne

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership licence fees: Licensed members pay annual fees to their affiliated clubs, which are processed through the national handisport federation's online licensing system. Revenue is shared with the federation and departmental committee.
2. Donations: Individual and corporate donations are collected via the Hello Asso platform. Donors benefit from French tax relief (66% for individuals, 60% for companies). Funds are used to equip athletes, organize transport, develop new disciplines, and run discovery days.
3. Sensitization services: The CDH 95 offers paid handisport awareness sessions to schools, leisure centres, sports associations, local authorities, and enterprises. These sessions cover multiple adapted sports disciplines and include Paralympic introductions and French sign language initiation.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

CDH 95 is a departmental non-profit committee that coordinates access to more than 22 adapted sport disciplines for people with motor, visual, or auditory disabilities across the Val d'Oise department through a network of affiliated clubs. It also delivers paid handisport awareness sessions to schools, local authorities, leisure centres, sports associations, and enterprises, and provides personalised support for clubs seeking to affiliate with the French Handisport Federation.

Product overview

Comité Handisport du Val d'Oise (CDH 95) is a departmental committee of the French Handisport Federation offering a portfolio of sports programs and services for people with motor and/or sensory disabilities. The organization operates a digital license management portal (Espace Licencié), organizes discovery events like HandiDécouverte, delivers sensitization programs to schools and organizations, and facilitates access to over 22 handisport disciplines through affiliated clubs across the Val d'Oise department.

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Functional benefit

Products and services

• Handisport Activities (22+ Disciplines) More than 22 adapted handisport disciplines available across affiliated clubs in Val d'Oise, including Boccia, swimming, wheelchair basketball, archery, sarbacane, torball/goalball, judo, para-badminton, table tennis, and shooting sports. Disciplines are offered for leisure or competition, from beginner to elite level, and are accessible to people with motor, visual, or auditory disabilities.
• Sensibilisations au Handicap / Handisport Paid handisport awareness sessions tailored for schools, leisure centres, sports associations, local authorities, and enterprises. Sessions cover Paralympic introductions, French sign language initiation, and adapted sports discovery, quoted on a per-engagement basis via an enquiry form.
• Club Affiliation Services Personalised support for existing sports clubs or associations in Val d'Oise that wish to open a handisport section or affiliate as a dedicated handisport club, with guidance on the affiliation process, licensing, and insurance coverage through the French Handisport Federation.

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Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Fédération Française HandisportcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe CDH 95 is a decentralised organ of the Fédération Française Handisport, a recognised association of public utility. The federation provides the national licensing infrastructure, coach training, insurance frameworks, and a unified competitive pathway. The CDH 95 operates as its departmental representative in Val d'Oise.
• APF France Handicap (Val d'Oise blog)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAPF France Handicap is a major French disability advocacy organisation. The CDH 95 maintains a shared blog presence on APF's platform, indicating collaborative communication and outreach within the disability community.
• Sport Adapté 95minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSport Adapté 95 is a local organisation supporting adapted sport in the Val d'Oise department, likely focusing on intellectual disabilities. A partnership or co-ordination arrangement exists between the two organisations.
• Académie de Versailles – DSDEN 95coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Direction des Services Départementaux de l'Éducation Nationale du Val d'Oise (under the Académie de Versailles) is the official education authority for the department. The CDH 95 works with schools to deliver handisport awareness sessions and promote inclusive physical education.
• CDFAS (Centre Départemental des Festivals et Arts du Spectacle)minorOthersCDFAS is listed as an official partner on the CDH 95 website. The nature of the partnership is not detailed in the available source material.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Fédération Française Handisport: National federation that CDH 95 is a decentralised organ of; operates the licensing portal (espace-licencies.handisport.org) and provides coach training, insurance, and competitive pathways. Directly comparable as the overarching handisport body serving motor/sensory disability athletes across France.
• APF France Handicap: Major national disability advocacy organisation sharing communication platforms (APF Val d'Oise blog) with CDH 95. Comparable as a recognised disability-inclusion actor with parallel outreach, funding, and policy engagement roles.

Direct peers

• Comité Départemental Handisport des Yvelines (CDH 78): Departmental handisport committee covering Yvelines, adjacent to Val d'Oise within Île-de-France. Direct structural peer offering the same adapted-sport disciplines and federation-backed services at departmental level.
• Comité Départemental Handisport des Hauts-de-Seine (CDH 92): Neighbouring departmental handisport committee in the Île-de-France region operating under the same national federation, with a near-identical mandate of providing adapted sport to people with motor and sensory disabilities at departmental level.
• Fédération Française du Sport Adapté: National federation for adapted sport focused primarily on intellectual disabilities, with a parallel departmental structure (e.g., Sport Adapté 95). Directly comparable as a sister adapted-sport federation with identical departmental-committee model and public-utility status.
• Sport Adapté 95: Val d'Oise's departmental committee of the Fédération Française du Sport Adapté, focusing on intellectual disability sport. Listed as an official partner of CDH 95 and operates the same departmental-committee model in the same geography but for a different disability segment.
• Comité Départemental Handisport de Paris (CDH 75): Paris departmental handisport committee under the Fédération Française Handisport, running the same club affiliation, licence, and sensibilisation programmes as CDH 95 but in the capital city. Highly comparable operating model and service mix.

Emerging players

• Special Olympics France: French affiliate of Special Olympics International, providing year-round sports training and competition for people with intellectual disabilities. Partially comparable as a sport-for-disability organisation with a similar awareness, fundraising, and volunteer-recruitment motion, though focused on intellectual rather than motor/sensory disabilities.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles3 records

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