Cartaura is an educational game aimed at social workers who welcome, welcome and accompany people seeking asylum and refugees.

Cartaura offers 15 short scripted cases around the subject of vulnerability, its detection and the orientation of the person concerned. As a team, the players analyze the information available to them (on the identity of the person seeking asylum, their itinerary, their health and their current situation) in order to choose, from a determined number of cards, the or the right people to contact and the right services to which they can refer the person.

The game is hybrid, that is to say that it is composed of both this application and about fifty cards that must be scanned using a QR-Code present on each of them. between it (these cards are also available directly in the application by checking the option in the home screen).

Intended for social workers in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, a quiz system naturally integrated into each scripted case allows players to complete their knowledge of the various existing services in the Region.

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Cartaura was developed by Almédia under the supervision of the General Secretariat for Regional Affairs, Prefecture of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region as part of "Mission solidaire, citizenship, housing, city".

Almédia does not represent the French government.