Askaide, the platform with solidarity ambition

Using Askaide to find assistance directly supports a network of local helpers who rely on these opportunities for supplemental income. The platform is built on a social enterprise model that reinvests profits into projects that aid vulnerable communities. By choosing Askaide instead of anonymous gig apps, you foster personal connections within your neighbourhood and contribute to a fair and transparent marketplace. This focus on solidarity strengthens social ties, promotes intergenerational support and helps finance charitable activities.

The boom in home renovations and accessibility projects in Marseille/Paris creates jobs for skilled DIY enthusiasts. Askaide connects local handymen and handywomen with residents who need help assembling furniture, repairing fixtures or adapting homes for seniors and people with disabilities. These assignments can be paid or voluntary, allowing users to share know-how, strengthen community ties and support sustainable, inclusive housing.

The city’s push to upgrade tram stations, adapt housing for accessibility and rejuvenate neighbourhood facades generates demand for painters. These projects require skilled artisans to refresh interiors of tram cars, apply anti-graffiti coatings, and decorate public spaces. Through Askaide, experienced or student painters can connect with residents needing touch-ups or complete renovations, turning their creativity into paid jobs or volunteering opportunities while beautifying the city

Askaide is not only a solidarity platform; it also functions as a job search site for many professions across France and Belgium. Residents can find transport assignments – driving seniors to appointments or delivering goods – thanks to inclusive mobility projects in these countries. But Askaide also lists childcare jobs (babysitting, after-school care), housekeeping roles, tutoring, gardening and even painting or DIY tasks. By centralising these categories, it offers a single point of access for anyone seeking services or offering services. Users post their needs, professionals or students apply, and everyone benefits from the trust and community spirit that define Askaide.

Askaide is a job search platform and community network that matches families with qualified homework helpers. Parents seeking support for their children's studies can post a request specifying subjects and schedules. Students, retirees or tutors with expertise in maths, languages or science can apply to these postings. Askaide's inclusive mobility and digital tools ensure that helpers can reach families easily, and many roles are paid, offering flexible jobs for university students. In addition, the platform lists related services like babysitting, house cleaning, gardening or transport, so families can find multiple forms of help in one place, while job seekers can diversify their activities.