Partnerships and expansion
Local roots, national ambitions and a shared commitment
Bringing together practical experience and medical support
From the outset, GUÉPART has had a clear ambition: to connect care, therapeutic innovation and human experience.
Our distinctive programme is built on close partnerships with healthcare organisations, social services and local institutions, and on the shared commitment of healthcare professionals specialising in addiction and experienced members of the association.
This collaboration offers participants an experience with the potential for meaningful change, based on holistic, personalised care with appropriate safeguards.
These partnerships are central to how we work, our credibility and our development.
They reflect our commitment to an integrated therapeutic approach, in which travel can become a resource for change and personal growth.
“Thank you to our valued partners”
GUÉPART
GUÉPART could not exist without the support and commitment of those who work alongside us. Their medical, therapeutic, financial, logistical and institutional contributions are essential. We warmly thank our supporters and partners, who share our vision and help make this compassionate therapeutic project a reality. Their involvement enables GUÉPART to keep developing practical ways to address addiction and strengthen family relationships.
They believe in our work
Addiction service at Mondor-Chenevier Hospital
(AP-HP, Créteil)
This partnership provides a rigorous clinical framework with professional support and safeguards.
City of Créteil
Institutional support
Nos épaules et vos ailes
Support from the “Nos Épaules et Vos Ailes” fund (GPMA)
Key support for GUÉPART’s activities
Committed to health and addressing social vulnerability
Proud to be among the projects they support
Founding partner of the pilot therapeutic programme
Providing premises and healthcare teams for workshops
Developing therapeutic content together
Helping to supervise the therapeutic journey
Setting for the clinical study
Fondation Chantelix
GUÉPART’s first funding partner
Founding support that launched the programme
Help establishing the association and its first activities
A commitment to social innovation, mental health, people in vulnerable circumstances and innovative therapeutic approaches
Committed partners working alongside us to help GUÉPART grow.
Medical partners
Institutional partners
Foundations and donors
Foundations and donors
Foundations and donors
Fédération Addiction
Institutional support
Foundations and donors
Fondation Baudoux
Committed, compassionate support from Fondation Baudoux
A meeting in person with Laëtitia, Catherine and Noa Baudoux Da Costa
Open, inspiring conversation
Time taken to discover GUÉPART and its values
Their trust and generosity strongly encourage the project’s future
Institutional and funding partner
Agence Régionale de Santé - IDF
ARS Île-de-France (Val-de-Marne) supports GUÉPART through the Fonds de lutte contre les addictions. This funding strengthens the programme’s institutional foundations and enables us to pilot a new therapeutic approach.
AP-HP – Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris
Institutional partner
This institutional partnership provides a recognised clinical framework and safeguards for the GUÉPART project.
Institutional support for Mondor-Chenevier’s addiction service to take part
Healthcare professionals made available during working hours
Medical supervision of the pilot therapeutic programme
Authorisation for Dr Romain GOMET and Dr Fanny NEGRE to accompany the journey
Medicines and medical equipment for participants and Maasai communities
Institutional partners
Addict’Aide
Major institutional support connecting GUÉPART with the national addiction care network:
Institutional and strategic support
Introductions to key organisations and professionals
A meeting with and support from Professor Amine BENYAMINA, President of Addict’Aide
Encouragement and guidance for GUÉPART’s development
Institutional and funding partner
Caisse Primaire d'Assurance Maladie du Val-de-Marne - CPAM 94
Caisse Primaire d’Assurance Maladie du Val-de-Marne supports GUÉPART through the call for projects “Accompagnement des malades et des proches aidants” (support for patients and carers), helping to develop activities for people affected by addiction and their loved ones.
A commitment to research
GUÉPART has initiated a qualitative clinical study with doctors, psychologists and researchers:
Before, during and up to 6 months after the programme
Exploring effects on emotions, relapse and quality of life
Assessing the role of family carers
Documenting the model to support its use elsewhere
The aim: to lay the foundations for a larger quantitative study.
An ambition to expand progressively
After the Créteil pilot, GUÉPART aims to:
Expand to other Île-de-France addiction services from 2026
Develop transferable modules, local team training and a practical guide
Build a national network of hospital, health and social care partners
Maintain central coordination by the association to uphold quality and ethical standards
The model is straightforward, adaptable and designed to keep costs low in relation to its human impact.
Would you like to become a partner or donor?
GUÉPART is looking for partners to:
Bring the programme to other hospitals or towns
Fund all or part of the therapeutic programmes
Provide logistical, staffing or technical resources
Develop tailored activities in your area or organisation
Examples of support:
Donating flights in exchange for workplace awareness days
Providing equipment for extreme cold or physical activities
Recognising the contribution of hospital staff time to the project
Get in touch with our team using the contact form.
GUÉPART could never have come into being without the commitment and steadfast support of the addiction service at Albert Chenevier Hospital (Henri Mondor).
Led by Dr Jean-Baptiste TRABUT, Head of Service, this outstanding team has been central to making GUÉPART medically and therapeutically feasible.
We would like to express our deep gratitude to Dr Romain GOMET, who has been particularly involved in the project, to Dr Elena FOÏS, Dr Fanny NEGRE (who holds a doctorate in psychology), Ms Taliza CHALAH (psychologist), Ms Elsa PALLADINO (occupational therapist), Mr Eric PLA (specialist support worker), and every member of the addiction service.
Their expertise, professionalism and openness to new approaches, including therapeutic travel, have helped establish solid foundations for the project. Their curiosity and commitment to innovation in addiction treatment reflect a forward-looking approach to medical care.
Their active involvement in developing GUÉPART, supervising therapeutic workshops and supporting participants throughout the programme are essential foundations of our initiative.
Their passion for their work and dedication to patients enable GUÉPART to offer an innovative additional approach to addiction recovery and lasting support for families and loved ones.
Addiction service at Mondor-Chenevier Hospital
Our heartfelt thanks to the entire addiction service team for their trust and invaluable support.
Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris plays a decisive role in making GUÉPART feasible and establishing its safety framework and institutional standing.
By authorising and supporting the involvement of the addiction service at Albert Chenevier Hospital – CHU Henri-Mondor (AP-HP, Créteil), AP-HP enables GUÉPART to offer a carefully structured therapeutic programme with medical support and professional supervision.
Through this partnership, AP-HP:
makes healthcare professionals available during their working hours to supervise therapeutic workshops;
enables the active involvement of Dr Romain GOMET (an addiction medicine specialist) and Dr Fanny NEGRE (who holds a doctorate in psychology and specialises in addiction), particularly during the first therapeutic journey to Kenya;
provides medicines and medical equipment essential for the safety of participants and staff during the journey;
also supports humanitarian activities by helping provide medicines and medical equipment for Maasai communities in the Loita Hills.
This institutional partnership is central to GUÉPART’s medical credibility. It supports a reliable therapeutic framework with safeguards aligned with public health requirements, while creating opportunities for innovation in addiction care.
We would like to express our deep gratitude to:
Ms Gwladys DESMURE, for her ongoing support and essential role in connecting us with AP-HP representatives;
Michaël COHEN, Deputy to the Director of the Hospital Law Department, for his decisive support in formalising the partnership.
The entire legal department, for their guidance and help in structuring this partnership.
AP-HP is a major institutional partner for GUÉPART. Its commitment reflects confidence in our initiative and strengthens our ambition to offer people affected by addiction an innovative, carefully supported approach that can be sustained over time.
AP-HP – Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris
An institutional partnership essential to GUÉPART’s development
The GUÉPART association would like to express its deep gratitude to City of Créteil for its valuable support in developing our mission. Through this partnership, we can offer support groups and addiction education days for carers and families affected by addiction.
City of Créteil’s commitment reflects a determination to provide support and raise awareness of public health issues, making resources available to improve access to information and psychological support.
This partnership enables us to extend our work locally and offer structured support to people directly affected by addiction and those supporting a loved one in recovery.
We warmly thank City of Créteil for its trust and commitment, and in particular:
Professor A. Pelissolo, First Deputy Mayor of Créteil and Head of Psychiatry at Henri Mondor Hospital,
Ms I. Riffaud, Deputy Director-General of Services responsible for social services and housing,
Ms M. Dejanovic, Head of the Prevention and Health Service at CCAS de Créteil,
for their active support and essential involvement in this collaboration. With their help, we strengthen prevention and support activities in addiction care, contributing to more comprehensive and accessible support for everyone.
City of Créteil
in Val-de-Marne (94), Île-de-France
Addict’Aide is one of France’s leading platforms for information, prevention and coordination relating to addiction. Recognised for its role in connecting the sector nationally, it brings together professionals, institutions, associations and families around a shared vision: improving understanding, prevention and support for addiction.
For GUÉPART, Addict’Aide provides essential institutional support, both in establishing credibility and building connections. Its guidance has helped GUÉPART find its place within France’s addiction care network and develop relationships that are important to the project’s growth.
We would like to express our deep gratitude to Christelle CROS, Executive Director of Addict’Aide, whose help, availability and kindness have been decisive. Her sincere commitment has helped connect GUÉPART with specialist organisations and move the project forward in practical ways.
Through her, we were also able to meet Professor Amine BENYAMINA, President of Addict’Aide, Professor of Psychiatry and a widely recognised addiction specialist in France and internationally. His willingness to listen, encouragement and interest in our approach have supported GUÉPART’s clinical choices and innovative direction.
Addict’Aide’s institutional role, expertise and network provide a valuable foundation for GUÉPART’s growth and for developing our work with people affected by addiction and their families.
Our heartfelt thanks to Christelle CROS and Professor Amine BENYAMINA for their trust, openness and steadfast support.
Addict’Aide – Le village des addictions
Strong institutional support for GUÉPART’s development
We would like to express our gratitude to Fondation Chantelix and its founding president, Mr Félix Soussan, for their valuable support. Through his foundation, he was the first person to believe in our project and support its development financially and personally.
Fondation Chantelix, under the aegis of Fondation de France, supports meaningful initiatives aiming to make a lasting difference in health, education and social inclusion.
Thank you to Mr Félix Soussan and Fondation Chantelix for their trust and commitment. Their support has been essential to bringing GUÉPART to life and helping it move forward.
Fondation Chantelix
in Val-de-Marne (94), Île-de-France
GUÉPART warmly thanks the GPMA association’s “Nos Épaules et Vos Ailes” endowment fund for its support and trust.
The “Nos Épaules et Vos Ailes” endowment fund aims to support a community of associations working in health, disability, childhood and addressing social vulnerability.
Through their commitment to our work, GUÉPART has been able to take a significant step forward in developing its activities.
We are proud to be among the initiatives they support. Their help means a great deal to us.
“Nos épaules et vos ailes” endowment fund
We thank Fédération Addiction for its support for GUÉPART. As a major organisation in addiction support and prevention in France, its involvement strengthens our initiative’s credibility and reach.
A special thank you to Ms Marie ÖNGÜN-ROMBALDI, Executive Director, for her commitment and interest in our innovative approach.
Fédération addiction
We are deeply grateful to Fondation Baudoux, which has chosen to support GUÉPART with great compassion and a sincere desire to meet the people behind it.
Their support has gone beyond funding, with a rare and deeply touching personal gesture.
Laëtitia Baudoux Da Costa, Catherine Graftieaux and Noa Baudoux Da Costa travelled from Reims to meet us in a spirit of listening, curiosity and dialogue.
Their visit led to an open and constructive conversation, centred on our project, values and commitment.
They took the time to discover GUÉPART, its mission, foundations and the people involved, making their support especially meaningful.
We warmly thank Laëtitia, Catherine, Noa, Alexandre Baudoux and every member of the foundation for their trust, interest and generosity.
Having them alongside us is a powerful source of encouragement to continue this compassionate therapeutic work and build a sound, useful and purposeful project.
Fondation Baudoux
GUÉPART warmly thanks ARS Île-de-France (Val-de-Marne) for its support through the Fonds de lutte contre les addictions.
Beyond the financial contribution, this support enables us to pilot an innovative therapeutic approach to addiction, combining multidisciplinary workshops and a supported therapeutic journey away from daily routines, in close collaboration with the addiction service at Albert Chenevier Hospital (AP-HP).
This support provides essential momentum for our first pilot programme and the qualitative clinical study, strengthening the project’s practical foundations and institutional credibility.
We are deeply grateful to ARS for its confidence in our new approach to addiction care.
We particularly thank the Délégation Départementale du Val-de-Marne for taking the time to meet us with curiosity and kindness, believing in the project and advocating for it within ARS.
ARS - Agence Régionale de Santé Île-de-France
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