Centres De La Jeunesse-Famille

Batshaw Youth and Family Centres, part of the CIUSSS de l'Ouest-de-l'Île-de-Montréal since April 1, 2015, is dedicated to supporting children and families in need. The organization focuses on improving the lives of youth, offering various programs and opportunities for community involvement. Each year, approximately 700 children and adolescents require foster care, and Batshaw provides essential resources and support to help these individuals. The Centres encourage community participation through volunteer opportunities and foster family programs, highlighting the importance of making a positive difference in the lives of young people facing challenges. Generated from the website

Halte La Ressource Inc. is a community organization in Montréal dedicated to supporting single mothers through compassionate listening, social inclusion, and various tailored activities. With over 50 years of experience, it serves as a vital gathering place for mothers seeking to recharge and assert their individual and collective realities. The organization offers a nurturing environment where single mothers and their children can access resources, engage in supportive activities, and form meaningful connections. Through initiatives such as support groups, creative workshops, and family outings, Halte La Ressource fosters collaboration, empowerment, and social transformation within the community. Generated from the website

Compagnons de Montréal is a community organization established in 1960 that creates inclusive learning environments for adults living with intellectual disabilities or autism. It promotes activities focused on inclusion and empowerment within both the community and its internal programs. Featuring various services including residential support, social and leisure activities, and socio-professional training, Compagnons de Montréal fosters social connections and personal development. The organization also offers monthly gatherings aimed at reducing isolation and enhancing meaningful relationships among participants and caregivers alike. Generated from the website