The so-called sensitive neighborhood of Moulins is the subject of regular attention and interventions from the Nice municipality. Various initiatives have been undertaken in addition to urban renovation operations to restore this neighborhood to a better level of quality of life.
Dominique Estrosi-Sassone, the dynamic deputy in charge of Housing, Urban Renovation, and the fight against discrimination, also a metropolitan and general counselor of this district, is actively overseeing this matter which, of course, is not devoid of political interest as well.
This Thursday, January 10, an exhibition on life in Moulins will be inaugurated to showcase the benefits of these ongoing actions to the neighborhood residents.
The institutional and associative partners* of the Moulins neighborhood have united to present to the residents the activities they offer or the actions they carry out for them throughout the year in the following areas: Educational support, Social mediation,
Parental support, Employment assistance, etc.
On the Place des Amaryllis, in the form of an exhibition, an overview of these activities will be presented. Through this event, the Metropolis Nice Côte d’Azur aims to highlight the work of all the people who work daily to improve the quality of life in the neighborhood.
The Moulins neighborhood is the subject of an urban renovation operation until 2016, whose ambition is: the removal of the neighborhood’s isolation, the creation of an East-West axis crossing it, the requalification of public spaces, the diversification and improvement of housing, the development of services and facilities, the promotion of employment and strengthening the action of associations, the revitalization of businesses.
