1 GROUP PRESENTATION Our Group and Our Quality of Life Services Focus on... SAFELY AND SUCCESSFULLY RECONNECTING  AFTER RELEASE FRANCE – SUPPORTING SOCIETAL RE-ENTRY Through professional opportunities… ... and a personal investment Through  trade forums  organized each week in one  of the 21 prisons managed by Sodexo, participating  prisoners are provided help in building a career plan,  preparing their return to the labor market and facilitating  their reintegration. At booths of sponsoring training  organizations and local businesses, the prisoners learn  more about businesses in such diverse areas as bakeries,  butchers, sales, spa treatments, foodservices, mechanics,  electricity, metallurgy and fl orists. A new rehabilitation and resettlement program  identifies and focuses on prisoners with high risk of  re-off ending. Through its information management system, Sodexo’s  team monitors prisoners who have a high risk of re- offending throughout the duration of their sentences  to ensure they are receiving appropriate services that  address their identified needs and difficulties. At the HMP Peterborough prison, Sodexo has also  developed an “Outside Links” center  to provide  additional support to prisoners who are released into the  community. The center is an external building located  outside the prison wall. In February 2013, 12 brick presses arrived in Mahajanga,  in northwestern Madagascar, for use in building schools,  health centers and housing. The metal presses were  produced by prisoners in Sodexo-managed workshops at  the Liancourt and Neuvic correctional facilities in France.  The initiative benefits a humanitarian project managed  by  “Schools of the world,”  an association that works to  improve living conditions in developing countries through  education, health and economic development. Since 2007,  the prisoners’ efforts have resulted in delivery of 22 single  and double brick presses, the construction of a school –  which requires about 30,000 bricks – and the production  of 50 desks for schoolchildren. The program has provided  opportunities for prisoners to invest in others, contributing  to prisoner training, awareness of humanitarian needs  and higher self-esteem. When prisoners are released from the prison, they are met  by a mentor who accompanies them to the center where  they can access support services including support for  housing or budget needs, internet access, mobile phone  chargers, survival kits and food bank vouchers, reduced  price taxi services… Sodexo is setting up similar arrangements to improve  services to prisoners upon release across all managed  prisons in the UK. Working with the local municipal government, Sodexo  teams at the  Concepción prison  developed and launched  a bicycle mechanics and repair training workshop for  prisoners as part of its rehabilitation/re-integration  program. In addition to supporting a community priority  to promote bicycling, the program provides 20-prisoner  classes with 150 hours of training, helping them to  develop skills they can use following their release. The  bicycle repair program adds to existing off ender training  and rehabilitation programs at Concepcion, including  woodworking, leather craft and food preparation classes. All prisons operated by Sodexo in the UK received the  International Health & Safety Award  and the British  Safety Council’s  Five-star “*****” accreditation.  Three  prisons hold the highest award for safety, the British  Safety Council’s “Sword of Honour,” awarded annually to  only 40 companies worldwide. UNITED KINGDOM – HEALTH AND SAFETY  RECOGNITIONS FOR ALL SODEXO PRISONS CHILE – BICYCLE REPAIR SKILLS TO PROMOTE  REHABILITATION Highlights Sodexo  - Registration Document Fiscal 2013 48