Associations supported by the Foundation

The CNP Assurances Foundation acts through calls for projects and multi-year partnerships, selected by its board of directors.

After supporting projects to reduce social health inequalities for 10 years, in 2025 it refocused its commitment on a major priority: taking action for the physical and mental health of young people.

Since launching its first call for projects, "For Young People's Health", in the same year, our Foundation has supported five partners implementing high-impact initiatives on a national scale. In 2026, it is continuing its commitment by supporting three new associations, as well as a call for expressions of interest alongside an association.

Partnerships initiated in 2025

Well-being at school and psychosocial skills

The  Ecolhuma  association is developing the "Well-being at school" project. Its approach aims to integrate psychosocial skills into teachers' educational practices, from nursery school onwards. It draws on the ÊtrePROF platform to bring together a community of volunteer teachers familiarised with the issues surrounding well-being at school. 

The aim is to prevent student stress and promote their long-term well-being. The programme is scaling up, with:

• 8,500 primary school teachers already equipped with tools for managing emotions,
• 298 vocational secondary school teachers supported.

The Foundation is supporting a structuring change of scale, with a target of 20,000 teachers trained and 300,000 students reached by 2028.

Find out more on the Ecolhuma website
 

LISA action research for student well-being and mental health

The Foundation supports the "LISA¹" project run by the  Learning Planet Institute . This research project provides a collaborative approach and practical tools for educational teams to support students in addressing mental health issues.

The partnership around LISA accelerated in 2026, with significant deployment of the initiative in the Bordeaux, Rennes and Strasbourg education authorities and within the Mission Laïque Française: 

• 32 institutions involved,
• 327 teachers trained,
• 2,019 students supported,
• 42 advisors and 26 trainers trained.

Our Foundation is supporting the potential roll-out of the LISA project in 200 schools for the benefit of nearly 70,000 students.

Find out more on the Learning Planet Institute website
 

Prevention and young people's mental health

The  Nightline France  association works to improve the mental health of young people and students. It develops initiatives designed by and for young people to raise awareness on campuses and in other social settings.

Its project to roll out "La Fresque de la Santé mentale®" aims to equip young people with the tools they need and engage them in mental health issues.

In 2025-2026, 868 local initiatives and 338 La Fresque events made it possible to reach nearly 30,000 young people. Of the 3,000 who participated in the Fresque, nearly 75% feel more able to take care of their mental health. They intend to change their behaviour to improve the mental health of others.

A new version of the Fresque, adapted for highly vulnerable young people, is currently being developed. 

Find out more on the Nightline website
 

Preventing the impact of mental health disorders on young family members

The  Fondation Falret  runs the "Les Funambules Falret" project. This prevention initiative supports young people growing up with a parent, brother or sister suffering from mental health disorders.

In 2025, Fondation Falret: 

• supported 228 young people and 82 adults with an educational role,
• conducted 841 interviews, either in person or remotely, and ran 10 discussion groups.

It is developing an ambitious roll-out strategy: 40 structures identified, a complete installation kit, a pre-commitment for a branch in Rennes, and prospects of an opening in the Loiret department.

Fondation CNP Assurances supports this innovative approach, which combines individual support, prevention, digital tools and local roll-out.

Find out more on the Falret Foundation website
 

Support for children with cancer

Sourire à la Vie  supports children with cancer through sport, learning activities and socialisation with the aim of improving their day-to-day lives over the long term.

In 2025, with the support of Fondation CNP Assurances, the association opened Château Sourire in Marseille. This centre is the first outpatient paediatric oncology centre in France. It is continuing to grow: 

• nearly 200 young beneficiaries welcomed since September 2025,
• authorisation to practise in Medical and Rehabilitation Care (SMR) was obtained in 2026,
• 84 days of group activity, 47 individual stays and 6 therapeutic holiday stays during the first 4 months of activity in 2026.

Find out more on the Sourire à la Vie website
 

Partners selected in 2026