The Centre houses 250 disabled persons and their spouses and children (350 additional people). This project, which will essentially rebuild the centre’s health facilities, aims to clean up the natural living environment, improve the hygiene and health conditions of the Centre’s residents and, finally, to propose a study of adapted health equipment using adobe brick, which could be resumed and reproduced elsewhere.
At the same time, the project will enable the site’s electrical networks and potable water to be improved.