Line et Nour Alhindi créent une association pour faciliter l'intégration en France des étrangers

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Line et Nour Alhindi sont soeurs jumelles et réfugiées syrienne. Elles sont arrivées en france il y a 10 ans et souhaitent à leur tour aider les personnes qui traversent ce qu'elles ont traversé grâce à leur association "Line Alhindi et Nour Alhindi". Pour faciliter le parcours d'intégration en France, elles proposent des cours de français-arabe et de nombreuses aides notamment administratives et psychologiques à travers l'art-théapie. Margot s'est rendue dans leurs bureaux... Line et Nour nous dévoilent leur lieu de travail haut en couleurs, leur envie d'aider le plus de monde possible et leur optimisme sans faille dans ce reportage. Sur la photo de gauche à droite : Nour, Line et Lama Alhindi lors du forum des associations du Havre

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