The CNOSF had raised its voice on July 17th in response to the uncertainty surrounding the Sport PassThe government has finally cleared the fog, and the organization chaired by Amélie Oudéa-Castéra welcomes the chosen formula, which reintegrates the children aged 6 to 13 years oldThe Pass will offer young people aged 6 to 17 from modest households, young people with disabilities, and certain scholarship students a 50 euro discount on a club membership or a gym membership.
« The search for a sufficiently attractive amount addresses the need for a strong demand from the sports movement and territories to truly support club registration for young people from modest backgrounds or with disabilities, welcome the CNOSF, the Ville & Banlieue Association and the National Association of Elected Officials in Charge of Sport (ANDES). In addition to the support mechanisms for sports participation deployed for many years by local authorities, the Sport Pass constitutes an essential tool for democratizing sports participation and remove financial barriers to club membership. It fully contributes to issues of public health, education, inclusion and social cohesion to which our three organizations are deeply committed. »
On LinkedIn, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra has already called for « a strengthened ambition For 2027 « with greater foresight, greater simplicity, and restored resources for this Sport Pass scheme in order to optimize its impact on the sports participation of young people from modest families The CNOSF hopes all the more to be heard as the coming year will be marked by the presidential election.
