Partners

Séminor

SEMINOR is a RESPONSIBLE PLAYER in local development and COMMITTED to senior housing. Created in 1959, SEMINOR is a mixed economy company which offers multidisciplinary skills as a builder, manager of rental assets and independent residences which gives it a privileged position at the service of the region's elected officials and its residents. It also has to its credit the construction of public facilities in order to support the development of our territories.

Séminor has always been an important player for the elderly, both in the field of medico-social care, through the management of our independent residences and in ordinary housing through intergenerational programs. This bias allows us today to respond to the increasingly important needs of a territory which shows a clear increase in the share of older people in the population.

The business project is based on 3 fundamental axes: the development and maintenance of our assets, the quality of service for our client-tenants, and the mobilization of our human and financial resources to achieve these objectives.

SEMINOR is committed to a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) approach.

Our company manages a portfolio of more than 5,000 homes and businesses, spread across 86 municipalities in 4 Normandy departments and in the Somme (Haut de France). Its assets also consist of senior residences, nursing homes for adult, and collective facilities.

https://www.seminor.fr/

Hu-Man principles

Séminor is committed to respect
4 of the 11 principes Hu-Man

Principle n°4

Social cohesion

Making a difference

Principle n°5

Social cohesion

We get what we give

Principle n°9

Inclusion

A chance for all

Principle n°11

Inclusion

Senior Mobility

Aware that a committed social offer is built with strong and involved teams, Seminor strives to offer a unifying and nurturing working environment. If today this framework proves profitable both for our employees and for the company, we know the significant changes that the professional world is undergoing with the emergence of hybrid work, the expectations of new generations... To continue to offer a environment conducive to cohesion, to always be attractive and innovative, we must go further, to think collectively about experimenting with new methods and ideas. It is in this dynamic that we very quickly engaged in the Hu-Man approach. Far from the publicity stunt or a display, we saw the opportunity to promote our good practices, to challenge ourselves around 3 principles which will change our habits, and, to take up the challenge of the 11th principle, the mobility of seniors, who we will be the first to question.

Fouzia Boufagher

Director Séminor