Stirrup, the united Airbnb

For her first volunteering experience, Delphine Barthe stumbled upon a homeless family in Lille whose mother was pregnant.

Against the unacceptable, she places her temporarily in a vacant apartment owned by her parents.

The click.

While she is in the process of setting up a start-up, a change of course: the entrepreneur decides to generalize this principle with a local platform bringing together the private owners of unoccupied apartments and people in difficulty not far from the city. employment (women victims of violence, refugees, employees, young people from child welfare).

"The condition is that these are followed by an association with a housing service likely to help them find a lasting solution", she

specifies.

Because Stirrup ("stirrup" in English) is a transitional solution of three to six months.

Owners, companies (Orange, EDF, SNCF) or real estate players whose goods are awaiting resale benefit from a 60% tax exemption for donations in kind.

And are reassured by the establishment of solidarity home insurance, in progress, with Sergic Immobilier.

Out of fifty people helped since 2019, all but three have found a nest.

The entrepreneur is preparing to recruit three people.

Enough to allow it to develop at the national level.