MS Society of Canada Quebec Division

Jeune Chambre de Commerce de Montréal (JCCM) is a dynamic collective dedicated to unlocking the potential of the next generation of business leaders in Montréal, fostering a progressive, inclusive, and economically sustainable society. With over 2,000 members and nearly a century of history, the JCCM organizes a variety of activities, including networking events, conferences, and training aimed at promoting personal and professional development. Focused on key priorities such as socio-ecological transition, skill development, and diversity and inclusion, the JCCM advocates for impactful entrepreneurship and addresses pressing socio-economic and environmental challenges. Their commitment to well-being in the workplace, enhanced talent attraction, and retention strategies reflect the evolving needs of modern businesses and their workforce. Generated from the website

CRARR, founded in 1983, is dedicated to addressing issues of diversity and racial equality in Montréal, Québec. The organization provides programs and services aimed at combating systemic discrimination and advocating for racialized communities through independent investigations and public awareness campaigns. Through various initiatives, including the COVID-19 Infodemic, CRARR highlights pressing issues such as racial profiling, educational neglect, and other forms of discrimination affecting Black and racialized individuals. The organization actively seeks justice and accountability from authorities, as evidenced in several landmark cases addressing racial harassment and systemic failure within educational institutions and law enforcement. Generated from the website

L'Association des Amputés de Guerre - Québec est dédiée à améliorer la qualité de vie des personnes amputées, en offrant de l'aide financière pour l'achat de membres artificiels ainsi qu'un soutien et des ressources informatives adaptées à leurs besoins. Grâce à des programmes tels que LES VAINQUEURS, l'association aide les jeunes amputés à accepter leur situation et à surmonter les défis associés à leur amputation. Depuis 1946, l'association a également mis en place un Service des plaques porte-clés, un système sécurisé qui protège les trousseaux de clés perdues tout en finançant ses programmes. Jusqu'à présent, elle a permis de retourner plus de 1,5 million de trousseaux de clés à leurs propriétaires, soulignant ainsi son engagement envers la communauté. Generated from the website