Habitat et Humanisme Alpes-Maritimes is a local association working to address poor housing and social exclusion in the Alpes-Maritimes department. It was established in 1992 and is based in Nice. The association belongs to the wider Habitat et Humanisme movement, while its own work is focused on the department.12
The association provides housing and support to people and families facing hardship. Its activities include managing collective residences and dispersed housing, and helping residents with practical and social matters such as administration, budgeting, health and employment. Support is delivered jointly by social workers and volunteers.1 The association reports that in 2024 it made 282 homes available to people in difficulty and housed 248 families, representing 453 people.1
Its collective housing includes six residences: a family pension in La Trinité, three intergenerational residences in Nice and Grasse, a social residence in Grasse, and emergency accommodation at Saint-Charles in Nice.1 The association also describes projects such as the Maison Saint-Antoine in Grasse, an intergenerational residence inaugurated in 2014 with 19 homes, and the Fabrice Cayol development in Nice, which combines an intergenerational residence and a family pension.1
The local association is listed at 136 Boulevard des Jardiniers, Nice.14 The available sources identify Eric Lamoulen as its president.11 Its geographic scope is local: it operates in the Alpes-Maritimes rather than nationally or internationally.1