Association du Renouveau

What Association du Renouveau does

Association du Renouveau is a French association loi 1901 founded in September 1970 in Dijon, Côte-d'Or, dedicated to the care and social reintegration of persons suffering from all forms of addiction — primarily alcohol and psychotropic substances — and the associated social exclusion. Originally established as "Foyer du Renouveau" through a coalition including CHU psychiatry faculty, CHS physicians, and municipal figures, the association has evolved over 55 years into a multi-facility operator headquartered at 31 rue Marceau in Dijon, with an additional site in Arnay-le-Duc (Château de Vellerot).

The association's service portfolio is organized as a connected care pathway spanning the sanitary, medico-social, and social sectors. Medical rehabilitation is delivered through Centre Marceau (Soins Médicaux et de Réadaptation en Addictologie, SMR-A; 27 beds/day-places) and the specialized Unité SOLAL (SMR-A, 20 beds for cognitive disorders linked to addiction). Social reintegration is anchored by the Centre d'Hébergement et de Réinsertion Sociale (CHRS, 87 places) and the Ateliers du Renouveau pour l'Adaptation et la Vie Active (AAVA) vocational workshops. Supported housing is offered through two pensions de famille — HELP in Dijon (15 beds) and Vellerot in Arnay-le-Duc (26 beds). Medicalized housing for homeless persons is provided by Maison Vaillant, combining LHSS (9 beds) and LAM (15 beds). The Équipe Mobile d'Addictologie, created in 2022 with Centre Hospitalier La Chartreuse, extends care into the community across the Dijon metropolitan area. The association is also the managing partner of the "Un Chez-Soi d'Abord" UCSA Housing First cooperation groupement.

The business model is publicly funded and non-commercial. Revenue derives from a "dotation globale de financement" for the CHRS, ARS-set tariffs for SMR-A / LHSS / LAM, departmental tariffs for the pension de famille Vellerot, social security and mutual insurance coverage for SMR-A admissions, and capped resident participation fees (25% of individual resources for LHSS/LAM). Admissions are referral-driven through hospitals, clinics, CSAPAs, SIAO, and medico-social establishments, with priority given to residents of Côte-d'Or and neighboring departments. The association holds HAS quality certification (Centre Marceau, March 2026) and HAS "Niveau A" external evaluation (Maison Vaillant, 2024), and is a member of the national federation FNESAA. It operates approximately 90–100+ employees serving 270 accompanied persons across its facilities.

Name

Association du Renouveau

Legal name

ASSOCIATION DU RENOUVEAU

Website

https://renouveau-asso.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1970

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Association du Renouveau is a French non-profit founded in 1970 that operates eight interconnected facilities in Dijon and Côte-d'Or, providing addiction treatment, social reintegration, supported housing, and medico-social care for approximately 270 persons with alcohol and substance dependencies.

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Product category

Addiction Treatment and Social Rehabilitation Services

NAICS

Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities (62322), Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers (621420)

SIC

Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Health Services (8000)

akta.pro primary industry

Outpatient Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment Programs (HLAFABAD)

akta.pro secondary industries

Peer Support, Recovery Coaching & Sober Living Services (HLAFACAN), Substance Use Disorder Prevention & Recovery Services (BPAGACAE)

Keywords

• Addiction treatment services
• Social rehabilitation programs
• Supported housing services
• Medical addictology care
• Professional reintegration workshops

Headquarters

HQ city

Dijon

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. State Social Aid Funding: CHRS benefits from global state social aid funding allocation (dotation globale de financement de l'aide sociale d'État).
2. Social Security and Mutual Insurance Coverage: Healthcare services covered through Social Security and mutual insurance with written pre-authorization required for admission.
3. Resident Financial Contribution: Residents contribute 25% of their individual resources as participation in care costs.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Association du Renouveau is a French non-profit (loi 1901) that operates a network of 8 specialized facilities providing addiction treatment (medical rehabilitation, addictology), social housing, and professional reintegration services. Its core offerings include inpatient medical and rehabilitative care (SMR-A), emergency and long-term housing for homeless and chronic patients (LHSS, LAM, CHRS, pensions de famille), therapeutic work workshops, and mobile home-intervention teams — all targeting persons with alcohol and other substance addictions in the Côte-d'Or region.

Product overview

Association du Renouveau operates a unified portfolio of addiction treatment and social integration services organized as interconnected facilities. The core pathway includes Centre Marceau and Unité SOLAL (SMR-A) for medical rehabilitation, followed by CHRS for social reintegration and AAVA workshops for professional rehabilitation. Supported housing is provided through Pensions de famille HELP and Vellerot, while Maison Vaillant (LHSS & LAM) addresses healthcare needs of homeless persons. The Équipe Mobile d'Addictologie provides home-based interventions. All facilities share administrative infrastructure and operate under a mutualized organizational model.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Centre Marceau (SMR-A) Soins Médicaux et de Réadaptation en Addictologie offering hospitalisation complète and hospitalisation de jour for patients with addictions (alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, medications, substitution treatments), featuring a 9-week therapeutic program with multidisciplinary approach.
• Unité SOLAL (SMR-A) Specialized unit for patients with complex cognitive disorders related to addictions. Offers 20 beds for hospitalisation complète with duration from a few weeks to 6 months, focusing on cognitive recovery and compensation.
• Centre d'Hébergement et de Réinsertion Sociale (CHRS) Social housing and reintegration center accommodating 87 people with addiction issues who choose abstinence. Provides 6-month renewable accommodation with social and professional reintegration support.
• Maison Vaillant (LHSS & LAM) Combined facility offering Lits Halte Soins Santé (LHSS) for homeless persons needing convalescence, and Lits d'Accueil Médicalisé (LAM) for chronic illness patients. Features 9 individual rooms for LHSS and 15 for LAM.
• Ateliers du Renouveau pour l'Adaptation et la Vie Active (AAVA) Professional and social reintegration workshops offering activities including pharmaceutical quality control rooms, paper recycling, and exterior work sites. Accommodates 15 persons with therapeutic work framework.
• Pension de famille HELP Supported housing for 15 persons stabilized from alcohol dependency, offering light social support, administrative follow-up, and housing search assistance. Located 5 minutes from Dijon city center.
• Pension de famille Vellerot Supported housing for 26 chronic alcoholic persons with associated disorders, providing unlimited-duration individual reception, collective life participation, and cultural activities. Located in Arnay-le-Duc area.
• Équipe Mobile d'Addictologie Mobile addiction team providing home intervention services for persons with addictive behaviors, deployed across Dijon metropolitan area.

Quantifiable outcome

• 184.35% occupancy rate for AAVA workshops (2018) - demonstrating high social utility and increasing demand

Named customers1 record

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

17 partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.

• Un Chez-Soi d'Abord (UCSA) - Groupement de CoopérationcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2018Innovative housing-first program for homeless persons with severe mental disorders or addictions. Association du Renouveau is founding member and managing partner. Cooperation group includes SDAT, ADEFO, and Centre Hospitalier de la Chartreuse. Deployed in Dijon and its metropolitan area. Contact: 03 80 40 76 00.
• SDAT (Société Dijonnaise de l'Assistance par le Travail)coreOthersLocal partner in Dijon for assistance through work. Member of UCSA groupement de coopération with Association du Renouveau.
• ADEFO-Blanqui (Association Dijonnaise d'Entraide des Familles Ouvrières)coreOthersLocal partner. Member of UCSA groupement de coopération. Community-based organization supporting working-class families.
• CH de la Chartreuse (Centre Hospitalier de la Chartreuse)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLocal hospital. Key healthcare partner and member of UCSA cooperation group. Collaborated in 2022 to create mobile addictology team deployed in Dijon metropolitan area.
• FNESAA (Fédération Nationale des Établissements de Soin et d'Accompagnement en Addictologie)coreOthersNational federation for addiction treatment and support establishments. Association du Renouveau is a member, providing national representation and professional network.
• CHU Dijon (Centre Hospitalier Universitaire)majorTechnology or IntegrationUniversity Hospital Center - major healthcare partner for medical referrals and care coordination.
• ANPAA (Association Nationale de Prévention en Alcoologie et Addictologie)majorOthersNational prevention association in alcoology and addictology. Key partner for addiction prevention and care coordination.
• COPAAH (Collège Professionnel des Acteurs de l'Addictologie Hospitalière)minorOthersProfessional college of hospital addiction actors. Association is a member for professional networking.
• FMIH (Fédération Médicale Inter Hospitalière)minorOthersInter-hospital medical federation. Association holds membership for medical professional network.
• CREAI (Centre Régional d'Études et d'Action sur les Handicaps et les Inadaptations)minorOthersRegional center for studies and action on disabilities. Member of professional network.
• URIOPSS (Union Régionale Interfédérale des Œuvres et Organismes Privés non Lucratifs Sanitaires et Sociaux)minorOthersRegional union of non-profit health and social organizations. Member of umbrella organization.
• Ville de DijoncoreOthersCity of Dijon - municipal partner providing support and collaboration for local health and social initiatives.
• Dépendances 21majorOthersSelf-help group for dependencies. Bureau located at 6 rue La Fontaine, 21000 Dijon. Phone: 03 80 30 54 13.
• Alcooliques AnonymousmajorOthersAnonymous alcoholics self-help group. Meetings held Tuesdays at 19h30. Phone: 03 80 30 27 00.
• AL-ANON (Famille et Ami(e)s des Malades Alcooliques)majorOthersSupport group for families and friends of alcoholics. Meetings held Tuesdays at 19h30, 6 bis rue Danton, Dijon. Phone: 07 81 08 09 78.
• Alcool AssistancemajorOthersAlcohol assistance mutual aid group. Meetings held at Association du Renouveau. Phone: 03 80 45 80 10.
• Association des Anciens du RenouveaumajorOthersAssociation of former residents created June 18, 2011. Maintains solidarity links between former residents. Provides reduced-price meals, invitations to events, vacation assistance access. Contact: 03 80 78 89 00.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves26 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Emmaüs Solidarité: Paris-based nonprofit operating emergency accommodation, LHSS, and reintegration services for homeless persons, including those with addiction. Comparable target population, referral-driven admissions, and Housing First orientation.
• Oppelia: National network of CSAPA outpatient addiction treatment centers and residential facilities in France. Operates a comparable multi-facility care pathway (CSAPA, CAARUD, therapeutic communities) and serves overlapping SUD populations.
• Addiction France (formerly ANPAA): France's largest national nonprofit dedicated to alcohol and drug addiction prevention, care, and harm reduction. Directly comparable as a loi 1901 association delivering outpatient addiction treatment, prevention, and harm-reduction services across French territories.
• Fondation de l'Armée du Salut: Salvation Army France foundation operating CHRS-equivalent housing, supported pensions de famille, and addiction/reinsertion programs for vulnerable populations. Closely comparable model of residential reintegration plus community reintegration services.
• Aurore: French nonprofit operating CHRS, LHSS, CAARUD, and reintegration services for excluded populations, including persons with SUD. Comparable multi-facility, state-funded model of care and social reintegration.
• France Horizon (ex-FNARS federation): National federation of nonprofit social reintegration actors, operating CHRS and supported housing for excluded populations including those with addictions. Directly comparable loi 1901 model of state-funded social housing/reinsertion.

Broad incumbents

• Centre Hospitalier La Chartreuse: Public psychiatric hospital in Dijon, including addictology services. Local partner of Association du Renouveau (co-created the 2022 mobile addictology team), with overlapping inpatient and outpatient SUD capabilities.
• Fondation Abbé Pierre / Fondation du Logement: Major French nonprofit addressing homelessness and inadequate housing, including for populations with addiction. Comparable on the supported-housing reintegration model, though broader in scope and advocacy-driven.
• La Croix-Rouge française: France's largest humanitarian nonprofit, operating CHRS, LHSS, healthcare centers, and addiction programs nationwide. Overlaps on social reintegration and health services delivery but at much larger scale and broader mission scope.

Others

• Fédération Addiction: National federation representing French addiction treatment, prevention, and harm-reduction establishments. Association du Renouveau is a member; the federation itself is a coordinating/advocacy peer rather than a service provider.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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