In-home education support may be provided to the following:

• Mother, father who encounters difficulties in their relationship with their child(ren)
• A person who is in charge of a child
• Pregnant woman facing medical or social and financial difficulties, and whose health or that of her child requires it
• Emancipated minor or adult under the age of 21 facing social difficulties

The aid shall be implemented on request or with the agreement of the persons concerned.

To receive it, you must contact the child welfare department (Ase) of your department.

You should write a letter explaining your needs and the difficulties you face with your child.

To request it, you can also get closer to the social worker of the school, the leisure center, an information point of the departmental council or in the town hall.

The actions that can be implemented (together or separately), as part of the home help, are as follows:

• Assistance from a social and family intervention technician (TISF), who must accompany the family encountering educational and social difficulties
• Help of a housekeeper
• Support in social and family economy (AESF). This is done by a professional trained in the social and family economy to understand, with the family, the nature of the financial difficulties encountered. It makes it possible to organize the management of the budget.
• Payment of exceptional financial assistance or monthly allowances, whether definitively or subject to repayment
• Intervention of an educational action service (material and educational support for the family). It is aimed at parents who are facing major difficulties (situations of educational deprivation, relationship difficulties, living conditions compromising the health of the child...).

The aid is for a maximum of 1 year. But it can be renewed if necessary.

Its duration depends on the needs of the family. It is therefore adapted accordingly and may be proposed for several consecutive years.

The periodicity of the visits is determined with the service that sets up the accompaniment.

Practical conditions for care are laid down by the ESA Sector Manager.

The costs of intervention by a social and family intervention technician (TISF) or a domestic helper shall, at the request of the beneficiary, be borne (in whole or in part) by the ESA service.

However, these costs should not be borne by a social security body or other service.