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Founded in 1959, the 33e Groupe Scout St-Donat has over 60 years of experience, offering a dynamic environment for young people to embrace challenges and create memorable camping experiences. Located in the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough of Montréal, near Parc St-Donat, the group welcomes enthusiastic individuals who are eager to have fun and engage in scout activities. The organization comprises five independent units catering to different age groups, including Castors (7-9 years), Louvettes (girls 9-12 years), Louveteaux (boys 9-12 years), Guides (girls 12-17 years), and Claireurs (boys 12-17 years). Each unit fosters teamwork and leadership skills, providing a supportive infrastructure for youth to thrive in their scouting journey. Generated from the website

Les Chevaliers de Colomb du Québec sont un organisme de bienfaisance apolitique qui œuvre au sein de la communauté québécoise depuis plus de 125 ans. Toujours prêts à intervenir auprès des plus démunis de la société, ils mettent sur pied des projets pour aider les citoyens les plus vulnérables. Les femmes jouent un rôle essentiel au sein de l'organisme, organisant des collectes de fonds pour soutenir des organismes tels que Parkinson Québec, la Société pulmonaire du Québec et la Fédération québécoise de l'autisme. Les Chevaliers de Colomb du Québec participent également à la campagne des œuvres charitables annuelle, soutenant cette année l'Association québécoise de prévention du suicide. Generated from their website

The Association canadienne des victimes de la thalidomide (ACVT) is dedicated to supporting Canadian survivors of thalidomide and raising awareness about the drug's devastating impact on individuals and their families. The organization provides various programs and services designed to empower victims and foster community, including virtual gatherings to break isolation and promote connection among members. Established to address the tragic consequences of thalidomide, which was infamously prescribed in the late 1950s and early 1960s but caused significant congenital malformations, the ACVT also advocates for recognition and support from the Government of Canada for those affected. Through ongoing education, resources, and partnerships, the association aims to ensure that the stories of survivors are shared and that vigilance against similar pharmaceutical injustices continues. Generated from the website