Quebec 4-H is a community based organization, which is dedicated to developing life skills such as leadership, cooperation, responsibility and independence for the English-speaking rural youth of Quebec through achievement and skill development. 4-H is an exciting organization for youth aged 6 to 25, where members belong to a club, enroll in projects with other members and learn from the guidance of volunteer leaders. 4-H understands that youth want to be involved, accepted, valued and heard. The program has a focus on providing as much variety and choice to youth and adults as possible through a wide array of projects and activities at local, provincial, national and even international levels.

Academos is an app designed to find various jobs.

The Alberta Mentoring Partnership is dedicated to the success of mentoring organizations and programs across the province. They offer tools and resources to help mentors contribute to children’s better health and well-being.

The Alberta Mentoring Partnership is dedicated to the success of mentoring organizations and programs across the province. They offer tools and resources to help mentors contribute to children’s better health and well-being.

The organization work year-round to support and educate youth to become active and contributing citizens in Canada's democracy by presenting meaningful and engaging initiatives and programming.

Big Brothers Big Sisters matches young people facing adversity with trained adult mentors in 1-1 or group mentoring programs. Mentoring is an important way to give youth experience with these essential back-and-forth relationships, developing them into healthy young people better able to deal with and overcome life’s adversities.

Black Theatre Workshop (BTW) is an award-winning English-speaking theatre company based in Montreal. They offer schools tours during Black History Month, and appeal to young audiences through a variety of topics and shows. Their Artist Mentorship Program is an annual program that aims to guide and facilitate emerging artists who are mainly Black or people of colour towards a sustainable professional career.

The Canadian Association of Black Journalists believes Black journalists must work together to diversify newsrooms, to increase the number of Black media professionals in management positions in Canada and to educate and inspire a new generation of young Black journalists.

Sometimes, families need financial assistance to get their kids into a sport or physical activity. They're committed to helping all families access a range of activities, from boxing to bowling and skating to skiing, and more. To be eligible for funding for one or more children, families must first meet specific financial criteria as per Revenue Canada’s Low-Income Cut-Offs (LICO) chart. Further, children must fall between the ages of 4 - 18 years old.

Céda is an organization whose mission is to develop popular education and youth activities aimed at bettering the living conditions of the residents in Montreal's Southwest borough.

The Bon Courage Community Centre is a living environment. Its mission is to welcome, accompany and support the residents of the Hodge-Carré Benoît borough and its surroundings. It works with its residents to design projects aimed at their personal development, as well as social and community development.

Our objectives: to provide all age groups with access to a variety of recreational activities in a community setting; to keep our seniors active and involved; to contribute to the educational and artistic development of children aged 0 to 5; to organize a homework assistance service for neighbourhood children; to contribute to the development of a sense of belonging within the community; to promote the integration and francization of newcomers through recreational activities within an active and caring community; or, to develop new projects.

Nos objectifs: Donner accès à tous les groupes d’âges à des activités de loisirs variées dans un cadre communautaire et de proximité; Maintenir nos ainés actifs et engagés; Contribuer au développement éducatif et artistique des enfants de 0 à 5 ans; Organiser un service d’aide aux devoirs pour les enfants du quartier; Contribuer au développement d’un sentiment d’appartenance au sein de la communauté; Favoriser l’intégration et la francisation des nouveaux arrivants par la pratique de loisirs au sein d’une communauté active et bienveillante; ou tenir de nouveaux projets.

The Centre Lasallien is a socio-educational centre dedicated to the integral development of youth, using an inclusive approach that prioritises underprivileged community members. Through our educational work with young people and their families, we aim to reduce inequalities and increase their chances of social and academic success. By offering a stimulating environment, we help young people to become involved, open, proactive, and responsible citizens.

Chalet KENT is a place where youth members and adults actively work together to create a safe space for youth between ages 11 and 18. With diverse art projects and programs the goal is the same, to give youth a safe space to explore, build, and deepen their understanding of art and activism. While gaining the tools needed to think critically and responsibly.

The mission of Chantiers Jeunesse is to foster the development of young, active, and socially engaged citizens while encouraging community development. Through their projects, young people increase their potential and gain new skills, all while discovering a new country or region.

The programs of the Côtes-des-Neiges Black Community Association are a beautiful reflection of the cultures of our community. They believe in the potential of our members, and we understand the components they need to enhance and enrich their lives. Their goal is to create custom activities for our youth, families, and seniors that supports their overall health and well-being. Programs include: Teen leadership summer; All star summer camp; All star March Break camp; All star Saturdays; Fathers and kid's basketball; Strengthening Families Program.

The mission of the DBYLC is to foster the development of honest citizens, good and kind young people and building positive leaders. This mission is carried out through a variety of youth activities that have as their finality education, prevention, and leadership training. We implement an active leadership presence that develops trustworthy and nurturing friendships in a safe and supervised environment. Through mentorship, we provide opportunities for today's youth culture to share their gifts and talents for the betterment of others and our community. Programs include summer camp; youth zone; tutoring.

F.A.C.E.S works with and seek to inspire ALL youth but especially those who are vulnerable and at-risk. Whether the challenge be homelessness, aging out of foster care, abuse, neglect, physical, mental, or intellectual disability, our mandate is to assist those young adults to the lack of natural support needed to effect positive change in their lives. Their mission is to ensure that our youth adopt the skills they need to be successful in life.

The Centre Communautaire Intergénérationnel offers a variety of community and cultural activities. It includes reception hall, a dance studio, 5 music studios, a 90-seat café and the Aréna Outremont.

Community Centre for youth focusing on school perseverance, employment, and civil engagement.

This Toolkit was designed for community groups and organizations who would like to host a family literacy event, but don't know where to start. It provides resources, a planning guide, and the best practices for this type of event.

LCSM promotes personal growth and the pursuit of learning and development. To this end, LCSM offers a variety of cultural, sporting, and social/recreational activities for all ages. LCSM applies the principles of simplicity, effectiveness, efficiency, and transparency. The organization works to put its strengths to work for the success of priority projects in the borough of Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension and to provide the necessary leadership.

The mission of Loisirs Sportifs CDN-NDG is to contribute in a sustainable way to the development of an active and healthy community. Their vision is to encourage the community to adopt and maintain an active and healthy lifestyle.

The MDJ-RDP is a place for general knowledge, recreation, educational support in partnership with Jean-Grou high school, and delinquency prevention and intervention for youth aged 12 to 17. The youth are supervised by trained and responsible workers who care about their development and growth. In short, the MDJ acts as a toolbox that provides adolescents with the tools to build their future and achieve their goals. All activities offered are free.

Youth centers are associations of young people and adults who have given themselves the mission, on a voluntary basis, in their community, to hold a lively meeting place where young people from 12 to 17 years old, in contact with adult representatives, can become critical, active and responsible citizens.

The mission is to welcome, educate, integrate and improve the living conditions of people of Haitian, Afro-descendant, and immigrant origin. Dedicated to defending their rights and promoting their participation in the development of the host society, Maison d'Haïti's work is based on a civic approach that will enable them to speak out and participate actively in society. Maison d'Haïti's work centres on six focus areas: Education, Family, Women, Integration, Youth, and the Arts Centre. It develops activities for its participants in the areas of education, immigration, integration, support for young people and families, women's empowerment, and economic, social, and cultural inclusion.

Programs at Mosaik are focused on children’s global development with a particular emphasis on language development and school readiness. For parents, they offer support and help while they build confidence and vital parenting skills. They are an inclusive Centre welcoming all families including new immigrants and refugee claimants. They are an important site for community building and creating bonds of friendship and support for our families. Maison Mosaik will always maintain its core programs, but will also adapt, change, and respond to the needs and requests of our participants and start new programs that meet the needs of our community quickly. They offer real, complete and comprehensive services and support to families, especially the most vulnerable, isolated and/or marginalized.

The organization provides training to coaches to not only assist youth with sport, but to be mentors in the lives of youth. The Pour 3 Points organization has an exponential effect: the coaches that are trained work with approximately 12 young people per year. They become agents of change within the sports community and the education sector. Lastly, the youth participating in the program has a positive impact on their environment.

The South Asian Women's Community Centre believes in creating a community space for women and their families from all around the world, regardless of their origin, colour, status, age, religion, beliefs, ethnicity, gender expression or sexual orientation. They aim to create spaces to promote community-building, as well as offer a drop-in space for their services. As youth are a important part of our communities, our dedication to creating and sustaining grassroots, youth-led, inclusive and empowerment-based youth programs is a significant part of the work that we do. Programs include high school programming; South Asian Youth Collective; support and advocacy; summer camps; SAY library.

The mission of St-Raymond Community Centre is operationalized through promoting recreational, sporting, community and social activities as essential for individuals, families and the community; to be a voice for the community wishing to maintain fairness and justice among its members; Help the community develop through different quality training. Through education and knowledge of existing resources; respond to diverse and changing demands from community members; provide programs and activities that are part of a healthy and balanced lifestyle; collaborate with the Côte-des-Neiges/Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough; the City of Montreal in the management and administration of community centers, day camps as well as offering administrative services and support for non-profit organizations and maintenance management for community centers.

Just because it's nice outside, it doesn't mean kids and teens should stop learning. Whether you want to bolster their understanding of science, technology and engineering, develop their creativity through the arts or improve athletic and teamwork abilities, there's something for every age.

Sun Youth summer Day Camp provides children aged 5 to 12 years a safe environment to enjoy an exciting program of indoors and outdoors activities, both educational and fun-filled. Led by a team of qualified instructors who come back year after year, young campers are offered activities such as excursions, sports, horticulture, swimming, games, and outings (amusement parks, museums, water parks), arts & crafts, theatre.

The Children, Youth and Families Department caters to participants from kindergarten to grade 11 through various programs offered from September to August. This department prides itself on offering a balance of academic and socio-recreation programming. They truly believe in developing interpersonal skills such as empathy and social responsibility. These skills are achieved through various monthly themes, special events and community building projects that are incorporated in the following programs: after school program; high school perseverance program; Ped-days; fly Fridays; youth cooperative; weekend activities; March Break camp; early literacy; high school preparation

The two greatest values of Westhaven Elmhurst Community Recreation Association are social inclusion and community engagement. They are very proud of where we are from and want to make sure that families in neighborhoods like Cote-des-Neiges have the opportunity to get the most out of where we come from. They believe that increasing access to the Westhaven facility nourishes the dynamic nature of the organization. This extends our capacity to be socially innovative and enhance our impact in the local community, increasing the number of inter-generational relationships between children and their parents, grand-parents, and other family members.

The YMCA offers: Social inclusion and reintegration services for offenders and people experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness; A TeenZone for 12- to 17-year-olds with sports, recreational, and leadership activities, homework help, and a program geared to students suspended from school; Activities for kids between 6 and 12 years of age; early childhood development activities.

Youth Fusion is a charity that contributes to the perseverance, orientation, employability, and civic engagement of youth by implementing innovative experiential learning projects that create ongoing links between school systems and the community. Their interdisciplinary educational programs are implemented during class hours and extracurricular throughout the school year. The projects developed with youth. The projects are carried out in close collaboration with schools, teachers, and members of the community.

The vision on Y4Y is that English-speaking youth will have a vehicle to take a leadership role in their community, to inspire their peers to become involved and active members of society, to liaise with and engage the French-speaking community, and to mobilize the broader English-speaking community around issues that impact the community’s vitality. They work to share information on resources, training and networking opportunities, and employment/career services for English-speaking youth (ages 16-30) via outreach to communities throughout Québec. They support youth in accessing resources and networks through the help of regional ambassadors throughout Québec. Finally, they offer networking opportunityes for English-speaking youth in Québec.