Founded in 1993, Fondation CNP Assurances is committed to public health. What is its role? To promote, support and initiate any action and any project of general interest in the healthcare field.
It became a corporate foundation in 2011, and may be regarded as an extension of CNP Assurances’ mission for the last 170 years: to protect people and everything they value over the long term.
In the name of the life it insures, CNP Assurances devoted itself for ten years to promoting better management of cardiac arrest throughout the country. It helped equip local authorities with defibrillators and support public awareness and rescue skills training programs.
The environment in which we are born, grow up and then develop has a considerable impact on our health.
Inequalities are created from childhood, emerge or are exacerbated in adolescence, and increase in adulthood depending on economic and social conditions, lifestyle or access to rights and healthcare. These decisive elements act on the health condition and life paths of us all.
per year from CNP Assurances
defibrillators present
throughout France
in support granted since
the creation of the Foundation
The Foundation supports employee projects that help promote health and well-being through education or creating strong communities. Since 2011, 83 projects have been supported, including ten in 2019.
As a volunteer for the Habitat et Humanisme charity, our employee Aline Diouri (Customer Relations Manager in the Social Protection BU) runs the "Escale Solidaire" project in Lyon. It is a place of sociability and solidarity, helping people in vulnerable and socially isolated situations.
Acting early can reduce cardiovascular mortality. This is the objective of #PulseUnCoeur. Romain Renault (advisor to the Amétis network) works with the Jeune Chambre Economique Nantes Métropole Sud Loire on this initiative, which raises awareness and trains children aged 10+ and their parents in life-saving techniques.
An initiative of Fondation Agir Contre l'Exclusion, the "Wi-Filles" programme was set up to raise awareness among young girls of professions in the digital sector, to empower them and help them to realise their potential. Our employee Sébastien Masset, based in Angers, is involved in the activities organised by the Wi-Filles Club.
DANSARTE is a charity established to promote the inclusion of young people with disabilities through dance and employee Magali Renard, based in Angers, is an active member. DANSARTE's objective is to develop the practice of dance among these young people, either in ordinary classes whenever possible or in specialised classes
