Anti‑Racism Prevention and Support

Seniors

• Community meals.
• Social activities: karaoke, painting, games etc.
• Cooking classes to promote healthy eating.
• Fitness classes.
• Yoga classes.
• Information about health.

English-speaking community

• Supporting English-speaking families whose children are being educated in the Francophone school system.
• Developing partnerships and identifying opportunities for collaboration to increase access to health and social services for English-speaking members of black community.
• Informing and educating public institutions on the challenges facing the English-speaking Black community.
• Leisure activities and conferences for English-speaking children and teenagers of the black community to promote confidence, positive mental health and communication.

Coalition of community organizations working with people from cultural communities in health and social services.

• Promotion of the accessibility of government programs and services.
• Training and information sessions.
• Multilingual written and audio materials on COVID-19 vaccination: accesss.net/documents-multilingues-sur-la-vaccination-contre-la-covid-19

Networking, development of innovative initiatives and promotion for popular and social movements fighting for economic, social, political, cultural and environmental rights.

• Project creation: research, mobilization, international solidarity.

Promotion of access to English-language health and social services.

• Information and referral.
• Jog your Mind workshops and health sessions.
• Assistance with filling out forms in French and translating French documents to English.
• Collaboration with public agencies and community groups to facilitate access.
• ReCharge: 6-weeks caregiver workshops and mindfulness activities.
• Training and accompaniment of health professionals.
• Outreach work and awareness in schools.
• Wellness Centre and drop-in activities for seniors.

Reception and orientation of immigrants.

• Help with socio-professional integration and general integration.
• Financial education.
• Francization, leadership, self-esteem and school retention for youth.
• Psychosocial support for families
• Ad hoc food aid
• Tax clinics.
• Christmas baskets.
• School supplies distribution.

• Awareness on racism, school dropouts and drug abuse in the neighbourhood.
• Legal advice on human rights, racism and discrimination.
• Back to school preparation and employment insertion session for young people through the federal program Skills Link and Career Focus.
• Youth and seniors mentorship.

• Promotion and protection of the civil rights of the Muslim community and of Quebec and Canadian society.
• Representing the common and collective interests of the Muslim community.
• Raising awareness of civic engagement and the importance of volunteering.
• Tax clinic.

Organization of intercultural rapprochement through various projects.

• Accompaniment of people from immigrant backgrounds in order to facilitate their integration into the host society, and more specifically to people with precarious status (asylum seekers, refugees, undocumented migrants, etc.).
• Personalized, free and confidential referral services to help newcomers find resources for housing, food aid, financial aid, employment, legal advice, access to healthcare, information on individual and working rights, etc.
• Assistance and support in the legal process for immigrants.
• Mobilization and citizen involvement: popular education on intercultural communication and multi-ethnic contexts, creation of tools for intercultural rapprochement.
• Femmes-relais and Hommes-relais interculturels: professional integration program for immigrant women and men in order to train them to accompany the newcomers.
• Service point for issuing identity and residence cards for people with no or precarious status.
• Support for francization: discussion workshops in French.
• Support for organizations and schools to facilitate the inclusion of immigrants.

• Small appliances donations.
• Information and referral.
• Assistance with filling out forms and for accessing government services.
• Homework assistance in primary schools.
• Culture-bridging program in schools and in the neighbourhood.
• Fight against racial profiling in housing search, fight against racism.
• Addiction and school dropout awareness for youth.
• Sociocultural activities for youth.
• Christmas dinner.

Reception, information, social guidance and advocacy.

• Social and cultural activities for seniors.
• Settlement and integration of newcomers.
• Information sessions.
• Form for Montrealers offering housing to incoming Ukrainians: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwI6LRUNoi8N0BVjDw5IxcZFwEMMfWwBtdvFWsVtZn2JRYPg/viewform

Prevention of radicalization leading to violence and hate-motivated behaviours and armed violence..

• Community-based approach oriented towards accessibility for all, in collaboration with partners from all backgrounds and rooted in both scientific and practical expertise.
• Education, mobilization and support of the population.
• Development of awareness and community engagement activities.
• Training to front-line professionals and other types of practitioners.
• Participation in the strategic monitoring of practices and recent developments at the local and international level.
• Applied research on topics related to radicalization leading to violence and hateful acts.
• Info-radical hotline,
• RENFORT hotline: telephone listening, assistance, and referral service that aims to support, accompany, and respond to the needs of families concerned about armed violence.

??Resource centre for the English-speaking population.

??* Information and referral to health and social services, community organizations, legal information, employability, etc. * Programs, activities, conferences and workshops for all age groups. * Outreach work initiative for seniors living in a vulnerable situation (ITMAV). * Playgroup hosted at Cégep Heritage College. * Online resource directories: seniors and caregivers, youth, women, men, families, people in vulnerable situations and families with a member living with a disability.

• Discussion and support groups: parents, youth, caregivers, men.
• Online documentation: articles and videos.
• Online anger management support group for men.
• Satellite Office: 530 Main Street, Shawville and 721 Riverside Road, Wakefield.

Support and promote the well-being of the English-speaking community.

• Information and referrals.
• Food bank: prepared meals for low cost.
• Collects donations of English used items: school supplies, books, etc.
• Outreach services and support for seniors: health and legal information, friendly visits and calls, etc.
• General support groups for adults and seniors.
• Cancer support group.
• Anger management group.
• Community activities related to health, social service, culture, employment, etc.
• Employment support: information, translation and interpretation, CV writing and interview simulation, etc.
• Day wellness centre for seniors.
• Informal interpretation services.
• Christmas community meals.
• Bursary program for students in health or social services.
• Other point of service: 2180 Sainte-Marie Road, Mascouche.
• Other point of service: 50 Thouin Street, Suite 217, Repentigny.

Gathering and advocacy for gay, lesbian, bisexual, non-binary and trans people from the Arabic-speaking community from the Middle East and North Africa.

• Monthly meetings.
• Support for LGBTQIA+ refugees coming from Arab countries.
• Workshops, discussions, conferences.
• Social activities.
• Awareness, debate.
• Representation within Arab-speaking and LGBTQIA2S+ communities.

Mobilization and awareness-raising efforts aimed at eliminating systemic inequalities and fostering supportive, inclusive, safe, and vibrant communities.

• Social Forum in Montreal North: a venue for public expression of sociopolitical issues and local artistic talent.
• General Alternative Program: a program aimed at redressing wrongs caused to victims or the community, while raising awareness among those accused.
• Hoodistic Justice: a diversion program by and for people of African descent.
• Community outreach: a community-based service tailored to the needs of people 12 to 25 years old through various activities and support provided by staff.
• Summer activities for youth.

Organization dedicated to serving the interests and guiding the English-speaking community to the appropriate resources.

• Information and referrals.
• Recreation, cultural and education programs for seniors and early child.
• English-speaking workshops for french health care providers.
• English library.
• Assistance in filling out forms.
• Translations services French to English and English to French.
• Workshops Services-Canada for seniors.
• Organize community events.

??Development of the English-speaking community.

• Networking and partnerships.
• Health promotion.
• Advocacy.
• Knitting club.
• Financial literacy.
• French and English conversation workshops.
• Lending library: English books and audio books.
• Book club.
• Café-rencontre.
• Social and educational events and activities.
• Activities for children.
• ??Employment services.

Development of the English-speaking community.

• Networking and partnerships.
• Health promotion.
• Advocacy.
• Knitting club.
• Financial literacy.
• French and English conversation workshops.
• Lending library: English books and audio books.
• Book club.
• Café-rencontre.
• Social and educational events and activities.

Development of the English-speaking community.

• Networking and partnerships.
• Health promotion.
• Advocacy.
• Knitting club.
• Financial literacy.
• French and English conversation workshops.
• Lending library: English books and audio books.
• Book club.
• Café-rencontre.
• Social and educational events and activities.
• Activities for children.

????Development of the English-speaking community.

• Networking and partnerships.
• Health promotion.
• Advocacy.
• Lending library: English books and audio books.
• Café-rencontre.
• Social and educational events and activities.
• Exercise Groups.
• ??Art classes.
• Special Events.