comité d'éducation aux adultes de la petite-bourgogne et de saint-henri



Services
Food
* Biweekly food bank.
* Christmas baskets.
* Collective kitchen.
* Thematic cooking workshops.
* Healthy breakfasts, members' lunches and tasting breaks. Material assistance
* Clothing depot. Immigration and cultural communities
* Assistance and referral for immigrants.
* Intercultural exchanges and information coffee meetings. Seniors
* Sale of frozen meals.
* Computers: support and accompaniment, thematic and initiation workshops. Education
* Popular literacy.
* Part-time francization.
* French conversation.
* Popular education. Income
* Year-round tax clinic.
* Social assistance: individual defense of rights, information, help and accompaniment. Sports and recreation
* Artistic workshops: painting, ceramics, knitting, sewing, drawing.
* Physical activities and fitness: tai-chi, cosom hockey, gentle exercise.
* Recreation, parties and outings.
* Computers: free access, individual support, initiation, thematic workshops. Community action
* Citizen action, advocacy and awareness.
* Associative life and democratic life.
* Volunteer involvement.
* Room rental. Youth
* Energy Club: Saturday artistic workshops for youth.
Details on the service offer
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Eligibility
adults, families, seniors
Schedule
Monday to Wednesday 8h30 to 20h00, Thursday 8h30 to 18h00, Friday 8h30 to 15h00, Energy Club: Saturday, food bank: thursday, every two weeks
Fees
membership: $2
Coverage area
Griffintown, Petite-Bourgogne, Saint-Henri, food bank: postcodes starting with H3J or H3C
Languages offered
French
Application process
by phone or on site
Documents required
none
Volunteer opportunities
Yes
Categories:
Mailing address
2515 Delisle Street, Le Sud-Ouest, Montréal, H3J 1K8
Business line
514 596-4422
Other phone (1)
514 596-4428Popular literacy
Other phone (2)
438 377-8472Computer room
Legal Status
non-profit organization
Funding
provincial, federal, municipal, Centraide of Greater Montréal, self-financing
Last verified on
2023-05-17