Sport dans la Ville has been active for 20 years in the city’s priority neighborhoods, guided by a single motto: from sports to employment.
The L dans La Ville program aims to provide young women with equal opportunities for success by supporting them in their personal development and professional integration. It was created in response to the observation that, starting at age 12, young women were no longer participating in the association’s sports sessions and were, as a result, underrepresented in the Job dans la Ville professional integration program.

Sport Sans Frontières, now known as PLAY International, was founded in 1999 on the firm belief that sport is both a fundamental right and a means of addressing the challenges facing our societies. 

In short, it transforms the sports field into a real-life school to bring about lasting change in the behaviour of future generations.

Kabubu is a charity that promotes the social and professional inclusion of refugees through the unifying power of sport. The word ‘Kabubu’ comes from Swahili and represents a mindset fostered by social interaction and friendship, built around sporting activities.

With weekly sports sessions organised between French people and refugees, sport becomes a powerful vehicle for integration. 

You too can join these sessions!! 

Sinequanon is a charity that raises awareness of gender-based and sexual violence and combats it by making it safer for women to participate in sport in public spaces.

Join Sinequanon’s running or football squads to take part in or lead sporting activities alongside them. 

LJA runs initiatives that provide access to sport and its benefits for groups who are typically excluded from it.

Founded by female rugby players, each project is led by elite athletes who are ambassadors for sporting values and have inspiring personal stories.

You can support or get involved in the association’s initiatives in the Hauts-de-France region.