We would miss our pilgrim of Charity vocation if we directed exclusively our energy to Calcutta by denying the reality of our dying people's homes of West. By looking around us, we discover very fast the poor people who surround us, in our city, in our district, sometimes even in our family.

Of every ages, some of them hardly out of the adolescence, they went across problems of, psychological, material break down … Incapable to face alone the adversities of life and having no more reason for hoping, they are homeless, unemployed, without support; only the begging allows them to survive. The alcohol, the drug, are often their only diversion and contribute to engender a big violence. Their physical, moral misery, is very big; they are the poorest of the poor people of our cities of the West.

The project of life of our association stipulates that the Pilgrim of Charity is "at the service of the poorest of the poor people", by bringing his help to these persons without roof and without future "his action has an educational dimension". It was thus necessary to find a place, which is at the same moment a place of welcome and the anchorage point of our Association.