After November 11, 1918, the American Red Cross abandoned large stocks of effects, whose sale, at low prices, made possible to create a center called "Bon Accueil", devoted to general hygiene, childcare, and physical and intellectual education. The former Capuchin convent underwent major works: thus was born the “Bon Accueil” center, which did not survive the American bombings of 1944, but provided for 25 years, both hygiene services, as well as sports, leisure and culture.
The name “Bon Accueil” still resonates, since it now brings together different leisure facilities.