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In Schiltigheim, the establishment and service of accompaniment by work (Esat) has just blown its thirtieth candle. Behind the stoves of the restaurant, people with intellectual disabilities run a local institution. Between the necessity of productivity and the medical-social mission, immersed in the daily lives of passionate workers, at the hour of the service of the lunch.
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In Schiltigheim, the establishment and service of accompaniment by work (Esat) has just blown its thirtieth candle. Behind the stoves of the restaurant, people with intellectual disabilities run a local institution. Between the necessity of productivity and the medical-social mission, immersed in the daily lives of passionate workers, at the hour of the service of the lunch.