Alice Freysz shares her experience: “We have three main workspaces. First, we have a restaurant called “Les petits plats de Maurice”. We also have a sales and repair shop for bicycles called “Les Petits vélos de Maurice” [...] and finally, the bulk of the ESAT consists of workshops where we work in BtoB across various trades.”
In the 11th arrondissement of Paris, “Les petits plats de Maurice”, a solidarity restaurant resembling a small neighborhood bistro, offers seasonal dishes at affordable prices, carefully prepared by people with disabilities.
The goal of this place? “To be open to the world around us,” emphasizes Alice, proud to see the success of the establishment that provides Parisians with a simple way to engage with differences.
Within the solidarity organization, staff are trained to work with disabilities: “We have a whole team of psychologists, a specialized educator… to respond holistically to all the needs our team may have.”
An important initiative for a fairer and more inclusive society.
