Car boot sale of EHPAD Eugénie Desjobert de Capbreton

The Capbreton EHPAD Car Boot Sale

The EHPAD Eugénie Desjobert in Capbreton organizes an annual car boot sale in the spring in the green spaces and surroundings of the retirement home. This original event, enthusiastically supported by the establishment's animation service, is both a treasure hunting opportunity and a highlight of the EHPAD's social life, allowing residents to actively participate in an event open to the town and to maintain a precious link with the Capbreton community.

An Intergenerational and Warm Event

The EHPAD car boot sale is a special and moving moment for intergenerational encounters. Residents fully participate in the event: some run their own stall to sell personal items, others welcome visitors with a smile and take advantage of the activity to chat with neighbors and families who come to browse. For many of them, it is a precious opportunity to break away from the everyday, to engage in a stimulating social activity, and to share a moment of conviviality with Capbreton residents of all ages who come to explore the stalls.

Refreshments and Homemade Pastries

The EHPAD offers refreshments and homemade cakes throughout the day, from 8 am to 5 pm. These treats, often prepared in workshops with the active participation of residents who put all their know-how into them, add a particularly warm and authentic touch to the event. The profits from the refreshments and stall rentals are entirely reinvested for the benefit of the activities, outings, and creative workshops organized for the EHPAD residents throughout the year.

EHPAD Eugénie Desjobert, a Locally Rooted Establishment

EHPAD Eugénie Desjobert is a public accommodation facility for dependent elderly people, located at 2 avenue Simone de Beauvoir in Capbreton. It welcomes residents in a pleasant and green setting, close to the town center and the Landes pine forest. The car boot sale is one of the many activities organized by the animation service to maintain essential links with the local community and combat the isolation of the elderly.