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Epilepsie Granby & Région Inc is a community organization focused on raising awareness and providing support for individuals living with epilepsy and their families. With a commitment to promoting the rights and interests of those affected, they offer resources, information, and a supportive environment for both the individuals and their loved ones. The organization organizes sociocultural activities, facilitates access to information about available treatments and services, and collaborates with other local entities to strengthen the support system for the epilepsy community. Through fundraising initiatives, they aim to expand their offerings and enhance the overall quality of life for those affected by epilepsy. Generated from the website

Transition Pour Elles, established in 1992 in Granby, Canada, provides short and medium-term accommodation for women facing various challenges. Their welcoming and secure environment offers a supportive space where women can stay for up to 3 months, focusing on empowerment, autonomy, and stability. Their dedicated team of qualified staff, including interveners, night supervisors, and a cook, work collaboratively to support each woman's journey towards reclaiming control over their lives. With a focus on individualized care and fostering a sense of responsibility, Transition Pour Elles aims to empower women to pursue their goals and aspirations during their stay. Generated from their website

Mouvement D'action Des Handicapa S De Granby Inc is dedicated to promoting leisure activities and events for individuals in Granby and the surrounding Montérégie region. Through their initiative, Je Clic Loisir en Montérégie, they facilitate easy access to a wide range of recreational opportunities, including cultural and sporting events suitable for diverse demographics. The organization focuses on inclusivity, offering services and resources tailored to various abilities and interests. By connecting community members with local activities and promoting free event listings, they emphasize the importance of recreation in enhancing the quality of life for all residents, including those with disabilities. Generated from the website