Youth Report 2025: TPM Metropolis Commits to its Youth

The Toulon Provence Méditerranée Metropolis has published its 2025 Youth Annual Report, outlining actions for the well-being and integration of its 95,000 young residents aged 11 to 30.

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The Toulon Provence Méditerranée Metropolis has published its second 2025 Youth Annual Report, assessing an ambitious policy designed to support the nearly 95,000 young people aged 11 to 30 in the region.

This document highlights the concrete actions taken in 2025, during which the local authority allocated a budget of over €10 million specifically for youth programs. A total of 60 major initiatives were recorded across the territory.
The priorities of this youth policy focus on two complementary main areas: improving quality of life (mobility, sport, culture, health), which accounts for 47% of initiatives, and social integration, employment, and training, representing 35% of the programs.
The report details significant figures: 149 driving license aids were granted, along with 2029 aids under the Youth Assistance Fund. 84 associations received subsidies totaling €1,798,216, with 97% directed towards sports clubs.
Through this assessment, TPM reaffirms its commitment to building an inclusive territory where every young person can thrive and build their life project.
Based on information from the official source: Métropole Toulon Provence Méditerranée (22/10/2026)