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The interest for the issue of the accompaniment of people with an alcohol problem came to me a few months ago. I did a one-month internship in January/February at the TREMPLIN Intermediary Association and at the ACEMUS Integration Workshop (Association Cantonale pour l'EMploi d'Utilité Sociale). These two associations are SIAEs (Structures d'Insertion par l'Activité Économique), the orientation law on the fight against exclusion of July 29, 1998 defines SIAEs according to article L. 322-4-16-1 of the French labor code: "The purpose of integration through economic activity is to enable unemployed persons, experiencing particular social and professional difficulties, to benefit from work contracts with a view to facilitating their social and professional integration. It implements specific reception and support methods. The aim of the follow-up is to accompany people in their return to work and in the resolution of their social problems by means of individualized social support.