caf.fr
French family benefits agency providing social assistance and online services to residents and benefit claimants
About caf.fr
The Caisse d’Allocations Familiales (Caf) administers family and social benefits in France. Its services cover family life, employment, housing, disability and difficult life events, with online tools for simulations, applications and account management.
Caf serves benefit claimants and people seeking to apply for benefits. It also provides guidance through digital resources, local service points and partner France Services locations.
Product: Administration of family and social benefits, with online account services and guidance for applicants and recipients.
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