Tourism governance in Saint-Martin

List of classified accommodation in Saint-Martin

Saint Martin Tourism Code - 2024

Saint-Martin Tourism Development Plan 2017-2027

Request for classification of an establishment in the “tourist residence” category

Request for pre-diagnosis of a hotel establishment

Request for pre-diagnosis of a tourist residence

Request for classification of an establishment in the “Guest House” category

Request for classification of an establishment in the “Hotel” category

Request for pre-diagnosis of a guest house establishment

Declaration of furnished tourist accommodation

Building and Public Works (BTP)

Create and finance your business

Agriculture and fishing

Sea and boating professions

Innovate to grow

Going through a difficult time

Transportation

Solidarity projects and social impact

The ESS ecosystem of Saint-Martin

Develop your network

Commerce and crafts

Transparency and innovation through data

The European Fund for Regional Economic Development (ERDF)

Recruit new talent

Hotels and restaurants

Tourist economy

Train in Saint-Martin

Sectors of activity

Entrepreneurship

Sports devices and operations

The School of Public Management

Devices for young people

Sports &amp; leisure approaches

Culture

Pets

Sports strategy and governance

European affairs

Sports Infrastructure

European funds

Sports institutions

Local Security and Crime Prevention Council (CLSPD)

Youth strategy and governance

Participative democracy

Youth employment

Sint Maarten

Coastal protection

Primary school

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Gendarmerie

Tourism

Your Collectivité

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Prefecture

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Moving to Saint Martin

Build

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Accommodation in Saint-Martin

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Toolbox

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Saint Martin Open Data

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Structures for young people

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Territorial organization

Sports and leisures

Solidarity and family

Discover Saint-Martin

Mobility and transport

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Youth

Education and childhood

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Ecological transition

Deputy delegation dedicated to the promotion of well-being and solidarity in Saint-Martin.

Solidarity, health and family delegation

What are the aid measures intended for people in precarious situations in Saint-Martin?

Help for people in precarious situations

The Social Action and Integration Department is committed to promoting social inclusion by developing programs aimed at supporting individuals and families in difficulty.

Social Action and Integration Office

This assistance is allocated to families having difficulty dressing with dignity. It is awarded in the form of a voucher. It is intended for people who find themselves temporarily deprived of resources. The assessment of resources is assessed based on the income received by the family as well as all expenses and the composition of the household. Aid cannot be granted to a person who does not meet the legal conditions for residence on French territory. It intervenes when the legal measures have been exhausted. To make a request, a file must be developed hand in hand with a social worker. It must be completed and signed by the applicant and include all the requested supporting documents. To submit a request for assistance with clothing costs, contact the Department of Social Inclusion of the Collectivité via the contact details indicated on the side of this page.

This aid is granted to pay part of the funeral expenses of a deceased person residing in Saint-Martin. It is paid in the form of partial payment of the invoice directly to the funeral directors. For all requests, co-financing is sought and those obliged to provide food are requested. This assistance is intended for people who can justify the impossibility for the heirs to cover all funeral costs. The assessment of resources is assessed based on the income received by the family as well as all expenses and the composition of the household. Aid cannot be granted to a person who does not meet the legal conditions for residence on French territory. It intervenes when the legal measures have been exhausted. To make a request, a file must be developed hand in hand with a social worker. It must be completed and signed by the applicant and include all the requested supporting documents. To submit a request for assistance with funeral costs, contact the Department of Social Inclusion of the Collectivité via the contact details indicated on the side of this page.

This aid is allocated to people who do not have resources or who are waiting for rights to be granted. Payment is quarterly. It is intended for people who find themselves temporarily deprived of resources, particularly in the following cases: - break in income - waiting for a right to a benefit to be granted. The assessment of resources is assessed based on the income received by the family as well as all expenses and the composition of the household. Aid cannot be granted to a person who does not meet the legal conditions for residence on French territory. It intervenes when the legal measures have been exhausted. To make a request, a file must be developed hand in hand with a social worker. It must be completed and signed by the applicant and include all the requested supporting documents. To submit a request for quarterly territorial aid, contact the Department of Social Inclusion of the Collectivité via the contact details indicated on the side of this page.

This system aims to enable compliance with safety and health standards for housing welcoming people in precarious situations. Find more information on the dedicated page on this site.

Personal microcredit is a loan granted to people generally excluded from the traditional banking system, due to their low income or the fragility of their professional situation. It generally aims to acquire goods or services to improve the borrower&#39;s situation through a personal project. Who can benefit from microcredit? - the unemployed, RSA beneficiaries, precarious workers and people in the process of exclusion - students, apprentices and young workers - casualties: people who have suffered a sudden drop in income due, for example, to divorce, illness, disability or loss of job. The loan amount varies between €300 and €3,000 over a period of 6 to 36 months maximum. The loan interest rate is calculated based on market rates. It cannot be granted to a person who does not meet the legal conditions of residence on French territory and occurs when the legal measures have been exhausted. To make a request, a file must be developed hand in hand with a social worker. It must be completed and signed by the applicant and include all the requested supporting documents. To submit a microcredit application, contact the Department of Social Inclusion of the Collectivité via the contact details indicated on the side of this page.

The RSA provides people without resources with a minimum level of income which varies depending on the composition of the household. It replaces the Minimum Integration Income (RMI), the single parent allowance and the various incentive mechanisms for returning to work. The RSA is open, under certain conditions, to people aged at least 25 and to young workers aged 18 to 24 if they are single parents or have a certain minimum duration of professional activity over the last three years. . Recipients benefit from individual support (professional and/or social) adapted to their situation with a dedicated representative in order to facilitate access to or return to employment. They also receive a financial allowance. In exchange, RSA beneficiaries are required to: - implement the actions agreed with their referent - declare their resources and those of their household to the CAF or the Mutualité Sociale Agricole (MSA) - actively seek employment - entrepreneurship the necessary steps for better social or professional integration. Obligations relating to job search and integration are imposed on RSA recipients when they are unemployed or when their income from professional activity is, on average, less than €500 per month . The assessment of resources is assessed based on the income received by the family as well as all expenses and the composition of the household. You can calculate the amount of your RSA rights on the <a href="https://wwwd.caf.fr/wps/portal/caffr/aidesetdemarches/mesdemarches/faireunesimulation/lersa#/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">CAF</a> website in the “Eligibility test” section. RSA beneficiaries are directed, depending on their situation, towards France Travail, the CAF or towards the services of the Collectivité in order to determine the terms of their integration path: - France travail: development and monitoring of a Personalized Access to Employment Project (PPAE) - CAF: development and monitoring of the Reciprocal Engagement Contract (CER) of the “social support” type - Collectivité : development of a Reciprocal Engagement Contract (CER) of the “socio-professional support” type. A Reciprocal Commitments Contract (CER) formalizes the recipient&#39;s journey, their objectives in terms of professional and social integration and defines deadlines adapted to their situation. The Collectivité supports RSA recipients in their integration process thanks to 3 programs: - The professional integration path: its objective is a return to employment through the implementation of a Personalized Access to Employment Project (PPAE) which the recipient is required to follow and update - The socio-professional integration path: it concerns people who are not immediately available to take up employment due to social difficulties but who can begin research processes - The social integration pathway: RSA recipients can be referred to an approved organization in order to benefit from specific support in order to resolve problems linked to their social situation or their state of health. The opening of a right to RSA begins with the filing of a file as a priority with the CAF which proceeds to examine the request. At the end of an interview, she determines the amount of the RSA entitlement and proceeds to grant the entitlement.

The APRE is an aid system financed by the State allocated to beneficiaries of Active Solidarity Income (RSA) and subject to the job search obligation, in order to cover all or part of the costs incurred. these populations must face when they start or return to an activity or professional training. The expenses likely to give rise to the payment of this aid are the expenses: - transport (example: payment of public transport tickets or fuel costs, assistance with acquiring a driving license, assistance with the purchase of a vehicle, etc.) - clothing (example: assistance with the purchase of clothing or shoes suitable for the job) - housing (example: moving assistance) - care for young children (example: covering childcare costs) - obtaining a diploma, license, certification or authorization. The operational implementation of the APRE is carried out with the involvement of different institutional partners: the Collectivité, State services, the Family Allowance Fund (CAF) and France Travail. The envelope is managed by the Collectivité in partnership with the CAF and France Travail.

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Saint-Martin is committed to social actions supporting vulnerable people in its territory.

Everything you need to know about public health and support for people in precarious situations, with disabilities and loss of autonomy in Saint-Martin.

Everything you need to know about public health and supporting people in precarious situations, with disabilities and loss of autonomy.

In this page

What help is available for people in precarious situations in Saint-Martin?

The RSA course instructions

More information on RSA

How to calculate the amount of your RSA rights?

How to make an RSA request?

What help is available for people in precarious situations in Saint-Martin?

The RSA course instructions

Online resource

More information on RSA

Online approach

How to calculate the amount of your RSA rights?

Online approach

How to make an RSA request?

In this page

What help is available for people in precarious situations in Saint-Martin?

The RSA course instructions

More information on RSA

How to calculate the amount of your RSA rights?

How to make an RSA request?

What help is available for people in precarious situations in Saint-Martin?

Assistance with clothing costs

Assistance with funeral expenses

Quarterly territorial aid

Help with home improvement

Microcredit

Active Solidarity Income (RSA)

Personalized Return to Employment Assistance (APRE)

The RSA course instructions

Online resource

More information on RSA

Online approach

How to calculate the amount of your RSA rights?

Online approach

How to make an RSA request?