Centre Le Beau Voyage

Imagerie Maison Des Jeunes is a community center in Montréal dedicated to providing a safe and constructive meeting place for young people aged 11 to 18. By fostering meaningful interactions with adults, the organization aims to help youth become responsible and active citizens while engaging in various activities such as improvisation and photography. The center focuses on creating a supportive environment that mitigates family tensions and promotes healthy lifestyles. With a strict policy against drugs and alcohol, Imagerie empowers young individuals to recognize the consequences of their choices and encourages them to take an active role in society. Generated from the website

Société de Recherche en Orientation Humaine (SROH) is an autonomous community organization based in Montréal, Québec, committed to fostering self-awareness and a stronger human identity through social and cultural interconnectedness. Their mission emphasizes responsible engagement on personal and social levels, focusing on prevention, education, and community actions that strengthen interpersonal relationships. Celebrating its 50th anniversary in June 2023, the SROH actively supports community needs by offering workshops and intergenerational discussion groups to enhance emotional intelligence and human identity development. Through innovative prevention tools for children and collaborations, the SROH strives to promote emotional understanding and solidarity within the community. Generated from the website

AIDS Community Care Montreal (ACCM) is Quebec's sole community organization dedicated to HIV and sexual health, offering education, treatment information, and support services primarily to anglophone and allophone communities. The organization centers the voices of its members and collaborates with various communities to create a compassionate response to HIV and hepatitis C. ACCM acknowledges its operations on unceded Indigenous land and recognizes the Kanien'kehà:ka Nation as the land's custodians. Committed to addressing the historical impacts of colonialism on health disparities, ACCM strives to foster partnerships with Indigenous communities, ensuring their services are informed by Indigenous knowledge and experiences. Generated from the website