Le Silence des Justes' organization for adapted, inclusive holiday stays — and the place where it all began.
It was at a Top Gan holiday camp that, in 1996, an autistic child was welcomed for the very first time — a founding moment that directly led to the creation of Le Silence des Justes.
Nearly thirty years later, Top Gan continues to organize stays all across France, for autistic people of all ages, in a range of settings that are inclusive by design.
Adapted & inclusive
The founding story
Normandy, the Alps, the South...
Children & adults
Stepping outside daily routine is often exactly where the biggest breakthroughs happen. A change of scenery creates new connections, forces adaptation, and reveals abilities everyday life doesn't always bring out.
Giving both your loved one and you room to breathe. Several days, all ages.
Farm stays, camping, water sports, mountain trips. 5 to 10 days, all ages.
Unplugging, learning differently, sharing. 2 to 3 days, children and teenagers.
Normandy, the Île-de-France region, the Alps, Marseille — a range of varied, adapted settings.
A range of settings, chosen for the quality of care they offer and how well they suit the needs of autistic people.
Every stay is supervised by professionals trained in autism spectrum disorders.
Every stay is supervised by professionals trained in autism spectrum disorders, supported by volunteers selected and trained by our team.
In 2024, our holiday centers welcomed 43 young people through the VAO program (Vacances Adaptées Organisées) — 35 boys and 8 girls, mostly aged 18 to 30. In 2025, activity slowed somewhat, with 24 young people welcomed, though the need on the ground remains very real.
Sources: 2024 and 2025 Annual Activity Reports, Le Silence des Justes.
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