Open the door to inclusion

• Have access to new housing solutions for your refugees
• Benefit from a free and secure housing listing platform that is adapted to your workload
• Participate in a regional, departmental, and European network focused on the fight against homelessness and take part in practice-sharing activities.
• Be in direct contact with private and real estate actors, with the opportunity to discuss the challenges faced by BIP/BTP in their search for housing.
• Gain visibility on our website and through the project at regional and European levels.
• Benefit from the support of our institutional partners throughout the project.
• Owning or managing a housing unit in the AURA region that meets the legal decency standards
• Wishing to receive support from IOM, and its partners, to use the platform and to be matched with refugee tenants

How do you benefit from the project ?

• Ensuring your rent’s profitability by being matched with a new pool of autonomous and financially stable tenants.
• Benefitting from a free and secure platform for the management of your listings and applications, and receiving authenticated and verified tenant files.
• Participating in a spirit of solidarity towards refugees and supporting a more inclusive rental market, while keeping full control over your property.

Private landlords

Whether you wish to rent privately or go through an agency, we will guide you through your rental project, with the support of our network of partners

Refugees benefit from international protection (or temporary protection for Ukrainians) established by the 1951 Geneva Convention and recognized by the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons. This grants them a residence permit valid for 4 to 10 years. They have the same social and housing rights as French nationals (social security, CAF/APL, FSL, Visale guarantee, etc.).

Refugees are destined to settle permanently in France but encounter many obstacles in their integration process, particularly in accessing long-term housing: language barriers, social ties, landlords' lack of understanding of refugee status and documentation, lack of physical guarantors. Because of these obstacles, many refugees have stable income but struggle to find long-term housing.

We partner with social real estate agencies (“AIS") or agencies with a social mandate (“AIVS”) to mutualize housing mobilization efforts for refugees in the AURA region. This partnership is based on a reciprocal referral mechanism and provides these agencies with a more elaborate dashboard on the platform, allowing for the management of both housing listings and beneficiary profiles.

We work with

• Louer Solidaire 69 in the Rhône department
• Members of SOLIHA AURA
• Members of FAPIL AURA

You are an “AIS” or an “AIVS” or an organization working on housing mobilization for vulnerable groups, and you would like to get involved?

Contact us