Ordre de Saint-Jean

Ordre de Saint-Jean is a non-profit association based in Paris, France working on health, elderly care, disability +4 more.

The Ordre de Saint-Jean in France, operating through the Association des Œuvres de Saint-Jean, is a recognised public-utility association that serves people who are sick, isolated, excluded or in social difficulty, in France and abroad. Its activities include hospital-based houses for families and patients, volunteer visits to hospitals and retirement homes, support for students and young refugees, support for people with disabilities, and humanitarian medical projects, notably a dental clinic and diabetes clinic in Madagascar and aid to refugees and families in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon through Saint-Jean International. The order is a Protestant branch of the Order of Saint John, with around 4,100 members and about 46,000 volunteers, and it is active in roughly 50 countries. Donations are tax-deductible, and the association also receives legacies.