Merci Julie offers a multidisciplinary set of services that cover the full value chain of home adaptation: diagnostic and recommendations by in‑house occupational therapists, social workers and building technicians, coordination of a ‘global bundle’ of solutions, and implementation including recycled assistive devices via ergothèques. The company also runs caregiver workshops and trains medico‑social professionals to reduce occupational strain, and operates the Repère ToiT service for project coordination. Merci Julie measures impact with about thirty indicators across eight axes (health preservation, wellbeing, autonomy, fall prevention, etc.) and plans to deepen cost‑effectiveness analysis and academic evaluation. Since 2016 the group reports interventions for 20,000 beneficiaries, support to 5,000 caregivers, about 1,000 professionals trained annually and 35,000 installed assistive devices; its team comprises roughly 80 salaried ergotherapists, social workers and artisans. The organisation is positioned within the social and solidarity economy (ESS) with ESUS recognition and seeks to remove technical and financial barriers to home adaptation, often delivering services with no residual charge for beneficiaries.

Total raised

$2M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Apr 2024