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go jeunesse

200 Ontario Street East, Suite 3004, Ville-Marie, Montréal, QC, H2X 1H3
514 872-7948 www.gojeunesse.org
Montréal Island
youth, families and people from disadvantaged and vulnerable backgrounds
211 LOCAL PARTNERS

Services

Sports and educational activities seeking to fight against poverty and social exclusion, school dropout, isolation and psychological distress.

* Social intervention program for youth and families.

* School and professional guidance: information on the job market and best strategies to be admitted in a study program, assistance with registration for collegial (DEC) or professional (DVS) studies.

* Sports programs for 6 and up.

* Sports day camp and school break for teens 13 to 17 years old.

* Youth program: homework assistance and adapted school support, social support through projects and workshops, sports section.

* Family activities.

* Accessibility program: extracurricular activities, day camp and family activities for people with a physical or intellectual disability.

Eligibility

youth, families and people from disadvantaged and vulnerable backgrounds

Schedule

office hours: Monday to Friday 9h00 to 18h30

Fees

membership card: $15 per year

Coverage area

Montréal Island

Languages offered

English, French

Application process

online registration

Categories:

; Child, Youth and Family - Recreational Activities ; Child, Youth and Family - Youth Centres and Support ; Child, Youth and Family - Family Support ; Sports, Recreation and Culture - Sports and recreation for people with a disability ; Sports, Recreation and Culture - Community recreation centres ; Education and Literacy - Homework assistance and tutoring ; Education and Literacy - Academic and vocational guidance ; Disability - Recreation and camps