Youth Employment

Intervention and first-line social housing for youth.

• Emergency housing.
• Temporary housing.
• Listening and support.
• Referral and accompaniment.
• Intervention in crisis situation.
• Outreach work.
• Family support.
• School, social and vocational support.
• Information and awareness on various topics.

• Food bank.
• Collective kitchens.
• Assistance with Haitians' integration.
• Intercultural dialogue.
• Jobs for young 17 years and over: summer camp.
• Recreational activities for youth and seniors.
• Cultural activities.
• Christmas baskets and party for members.
• Collaboration with the organizations of Saint-Léonard.

Development of direct and privileged France-Québec relationships.

• Dinner and conferences.
• Intermunicipal work exchange program for youth.
• Slam-poetry contest.
• Trips to France.
• Reciprocity housing.
• Cultural activities.
• Christmas meal for members.

Development of France-Québec direct and privileged relationships.

• Intermunicipalités youth programs: summer jobs in France for young Québec students.
• Adults programs: literary award, Francofête, slam, poetry and trips to France.
• Reciprocal housing.
• Cultural activities.
• Conferences.
• Riche-lien: electronic newsletter.

Integration company offering digital printing services for businesses, organizations, institutions and individuals, to support people in difficult situations and facilitate their return to the job market by teaching them printing trades.

• Paid training in finishing and binding for 25 weeks: 19 weeks of apprenticeship, 4 weeks of internship and 2 weeks of active job search.
• Possibility of obtaining a training certificate or a semi-specialized trade certificate at the end of the course.

Integration business.

• Paid training in woodworking.
• Individual follow-up, job seeking and employment follow-up.
• Production of horticultural products and urban furniture.

Accompanying youth on their journey to improve their quality of life.

• Individual and family support.
• Workshops on Awareness, prevention and social adaptation.
• Employment and training programs for youth.
• Collaborative activities creating a stimulating environment.
• Meeting places and activities: Maison des jeunes Antrados, Maison du parc de l'Île, Maison les Deschênés.
• Lodging: Auberge du cour Héberge-Ados.
• Post-housing follow-up.

Management of municipal services

• Practical information: pets, change of address, septic systems, etc.
• Waste collection calendar: www.beloeil.ca/servir/environnement/collectes-residentielles-2/

* Subsidies for reusable hygiene products: washable diapers, feminine hygiene products.

• Subsidies for environmental actions: tree planting, purchase of rainwater harvesting barrels, etc.
• Payment of municipal taxes.
• Building permits, complaints and requests.
• Fire department.
• Automated emergency alert system.

Recreation

• Social and recreational activities.
• Day camp.
• Beloeil Whitewater: an accessible pool free of charge for Beloeil residents.
• Aquatic Center: lifeguard training, aqua aerobics, etc.
• Municipal library.
• Room rentals.

Prevention of juvenile delinquency.

• Day centre for young at risk of dropping out.
• Manual and self-knowledge activities.
• Development and application of extrajudicial and judicial measures under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
• Information and consultation with victims of crime.
• Prevention of crime in schools.
• Community support in the implementation of programs related to conflict resolution.

Promotion of culture and community action in rural areas.

• Interventions with youth and seniors to break down the isolation.
• Reintegration: professional integration internships, community work.
• Summer jobs.
• Flea market: small household items, toys, sports equipment and books.
• Les papilles du coeur: catering service.
• Room rental.
• Volunteer work.

Municipal Services

• Practical information: pets, change of address, septic systems, etc.
• Waste collection schedule: www.blainville.ca/services/environnement-et-voirie/collectes-et-matieres-residuelles

* Ecocentre.

• Notary public.
• Payment of municipal taxes.
• Building permits, complaints, and requests.
• Fire department.

Recreation

• Social and recreational activities.
• Day camp.
• Aquatic recreation centre: lifeguard training.
• Municipal library.
• Room rentals.

Municipal Services

• Practical information: pets, change of address, septic systems, etc.
• Waste collection schedule: www.boucherville.ca/infos-pratiques/collectes

* Subsidy for reusable hygiene products: cloth diapers, feminine hygiene products.

• Notary public.
• Payment of municipal taxes.
• Building permits, complaints, and requests.
• Fire department.

Recreation

• Social and recreational activities.
• Day camp.
• Aquatic centre: lifeguard training.
• Fitness centre.
• Boat launch.
• Municipal library.
• Room rentals.

Social rehabilitation enterprise.

• Paid internship of 4 to 6 months, free Opus card during the internship if needed.
• Personalized socio-professional training.
• Academic and professional orientation.
• Support for job search.
• Manufacturing of furniture for the social usefulness of social housing, CPE, community organizations, etc.
• Possibility of accompanying participants in the process of francization for integration into the job market and Quebec society.

• Emergency relief and humanitarian services in times of disaster or conflict in Canada and around the world.
• First aid, babysitting and CPR classes.
• Find a course: myrc.redcross.ca/en

• Personalized guidance: resume writing assistance, interview simulation, educational and vocational information, networking.
• Documentation centre.
• Access to computers, Internet, telephone, fax and photocopies.
• Financial education workshops: budget, cellphone contract and debt.
• Visits to businesses and community resources.
• Urban agriculture volunteering.
• Residential snow removal.
• Tax clinic.

Family and perinatal resource centre.

• Postpartum care.
• Drop-in daycare.
• Prenatal meetings: information on pregnancy, nutrition, baby care, etc.
• Prenatal and postnatal yoga, prenatal Pilates, fitness and cardio for moms.
• Massage and sign language classes for babies.
• Socialization and stimulation workshops.
• Cooking workshop for parents and their children 2 to 5 years old.
• Parenting skills development workshop.
• Reception and referral.
• Toy library for children 0 to 5 years old.
• Training for teenagers: Ready to be left alone! and Informed Babysitters.
• Support group for perinatal bereavement.
• Coffee and conversation.

Accompaniment of young adults on their path to employment, back to school or to start a business.

• Job search.
• Development of employability.
• Academic and professional orientation.
• Educational success.
• Entrepreneurship.
• Immigrant services.
• Financial education.
• Artistic and cultural projects.
• Employer services.

• Academic and professional information.
• Entrepreneurship support.
• Job search assistance: resume and letter writing, interview strategies, phone calls to prospective employers, internships.
• Individual counselling and group workshops.
• School perseverance, youth cooperative services and snow removal for seniors.

• Employment: personalized follow-up with a job counsellor including information on the job market, career path assessment, CV, motivation letter, etc.
• D@9: group program for unemployed 18 to 35-year-olds for a return to work or school and including civic involvement, volunteering and individualized accompaniment.
• École de milieu Charlemagne: secondary-level French and math course offered by the Centre de services scolaires de Montréal.
• School retention: presence in high schools to offer support for staying in or returning to school.
• Project development: volunteering and entrepreneurship.
• Snow removal.

• Information and assessment.
• Professional and academic exploration.
• Employability services: job bank, job search techniques and workshops, entrepreneurship awareness service, guidance services.
• Job search stations: computers, phones, fax, Internet, photocopier, documentation centre.
• Support from an employment counsellor at the reception desk.
• Residential snow removal.