| Organisation | Description & Contact Information |
|---|---|
 | Fondation Toldos Yakov Yosef is a non-profit organization that serves Jewish families and seniors in the Outremont borough of Montreal who are currently underrepresented and underserved in terms of access to linguistically appropriate services and programs. Their mission aligns with the QCGN's vision of promoting and protecting the rights... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Heritage Lower Saint Lawrence (HLSL) contributes to the maintenance and development of the English-speaking communities of the Lower Saint Lawrence. The organization also aims to document the history of the English-speaking communities in this region and to sustain the institutions serving the communities of the region. Heritage Lower Saint... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Chez Doris is a charitable organization, which offers a daytime shelter for women in difficulty. It provides social services, recreational activities, as well as educational and practical assistance in a secure and accepting environment. Available seven days a week, it helps address problems of loneliness, isolation and depression and... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | The Concordian Student Newspaper is a non-profit, student-run independent newspaper founded in 1983 which serves the Concordia university campus and surrounding community. We produce our print, online, video, and radio platforms to report on student-led groups, social justice, environmental issues, Concordia sports, women in sports, 2SLGBTQIA+, BIPOC, music, housing, human rights, arts & culture, heritage, and mental health. The Concordian Student Newspaper centers around building trust with our student body through our fair and ethical reporting on issues that affect them the most such as housing for new students, tuition hikes, and educational rights. As students reporting for students, we value what our university community needs and deserves to know as well as offering them the space to share their voices in their own way. |
 | Townshippers’ Association is a non-profit, non-partisan community organization focused on promoting and supporting the interests of the English-speaking minority community in the historical Eastern Townships region of Quebec. Through a variety of initiatives and programs, Townshippers’ works to strengthen... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Repercussion Theatre, a non-profit organization, is a theatre company that tours professional, classically based productions to different communities. Over the past 27 years, the company has performed in many spaces throughout the U.S. and Canada. In Montreal, Repercussion Theatre is best known for its Shakespeare-in-the-Park open-air summer... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Quebec Association of Independent Schools (QAIS) is an organization consisting of English elementary and secondary schools. QAIS was established to provide for the collective and individual needs of English Independent Schools in Quebec. Member schools are not for profit educational institutions governed by, and responsible to, a Board of... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Regional Association of West Quebecers (RAWQ) is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit, community-based organization that serves and supports the English-speaking population in the Outaouais. Within its mandate, RAWQ serves and supports the English-speaking population by securing improved access to local services in English... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network (QAHN) is a non-profit, non-partisan umbrella organization engaged with its members in promoting the preservation of the built, cultural and natural heritage of Quebec. QAHN aims to promote a greater understanding of the history of Quebec’s English-speaking communities by informing, inspiring and... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre has been providing empowering educational programming for residents of Little Burgundy from birth through adulthood since 1927. Programs range from early literacy programs for 0 to 5 year olds to life skills training for adults. Our aim is to ensure that each member of our community has the opportunity and skills... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Quebec 4-H Association (4-H Quebec) regroups English-speaking youth across the province from ages six to 25. The objective of 4-H is to promote the personal development of youth by providing experiential learning while enhancing leadership and communication skills. With guidance from adult volunteer leaders, youths run their own clubs... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Morrin Cultural Centre is an English-language cultural centre located in the historical quarter of Quebec City. The Morrin cultural Centre strives to be a leading cultural institution of national standing, providing the Francophone and Anglophone public with engaging programming in the areas of heritage interpretation, education, and the arts... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | DESTA, which is located in the heart of the historical English-speaking Black community in Little Burgundy, Montreal, supports black youth aged 18 to 35 in reaching their educational, employability, and entrepreneurial goals.... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Contactivity Centre is a non-profit community centre for active seniors and retirees. Our aim is to work together to reduce isolation and empower ourselves to age healthily and happily. Here you can meet new friends, keep growing and learning, and replenish body, mind and spirit. Choose from among our dozen courses, out-of-town excursions... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | The Cote des Neiges Black Community Association (CDNBCA) is a registered Canadian charity proudly serving Montreal’s Black English speaking community since the 1970’s. Our mandate is to offer programs and support services designed to address the changing needs of our community and its intersectional members. We are an officially recognized community organization with the Ville de Montreal borough of (Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce | Ville de Montréal (montreal.ca)) and manage 2 locations in Cote-des-Neiges where our programs serve of all Montreal. Our current sponsors are Ville de Montreal, Govt of Canada, Moisson Montreal, Centraide, CIUSSS, SBCCI. We are also contributing partners with many local non-profit organizations that share similar mindsets. |
 | Leading English Education and Resource Network (LEARN) is a non-profit organization that primarily serves the public and private Anglophone, and Aboriginal, Youth and Adult Education sectors of Québec at the K-11 levels. We bring together the expertise and efforts of educators, students, parents and partners in our community to cultivate... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Coasters Association, as a representative and responsive organization, enhances the quality of life on the Quebec Lower North Shore by creating and supporting community development and community leadership. The Coasters Association seeks to develop knowledge of the needs and expectations of the 16 communities on... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Canadian Parents for French (CPF) is a nationwide, research-informed, volunteer organization that champions the opportunity to learn and use French for all those who call Canada home. CPF works to further bilingualism by promoting and creating opportunities for students to learn and use French. As champions of FSL, they are dedicated to... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | English-Speaking Catholic Council (ESCC) is a forum and a hub for Montreal’s English-speaking Catholics of all origins, ages, and occupations, engaging with and for them in lifegiving and networking initiatives and relationship-building while aiming to contribute to the unity and vitality of the English-speaking community in Quebec..... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Quebec English-language Production Council (QEPC) represents the English-language film, TV and media production industries in Quebec. Our objective is to increase the production of films and television by the official language minority in Quebec. The Council promotes this objective through research and strategic lobbying at both the federal... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Quebec Community Newspapers Association (QCNA) is dedicated to the professional and economic development of English community newspapers and their enterprises serving minority communities in Quebec. The QCNA is as unique as the members it serves with the association’s English and bilingual publications distributed weekly, biweekly,... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Quebec Counselling Association (QCA) exists to be the anglophone voice for Quebec counselling professionals. We are affiliated with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) to offer services to counsellors and those in the helping profession at large. We also strive to raise awareness of mental health initiatives and... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Avenues Montreal is a Montreal-based non-profit organization that helps out-of-high school youth explore opportunities and find their path using strength-based plans. Avenues empowers youth by accompanying them through the process of discovering and connecting with Montreal’s rich community resources, and cultivating their autonomy, confidence, and sense of belonging. Our programming is centered on addressing the unique dreams, values, and needs of each participant in the areas of well-being, education, and employment. At Avenues Montreal we believe that every youth deserves access to services centered on care and community. We are here to serve all youth, especially minority communities which includes English-speaking youth. Participation is voluntary and open to individuals aged 17 to 35, not actively enrolled in secondary school, and residing in Montreal or the greater Montreal area. |
 | Youth Employment Services (YES) is a community-based English-language service provider that helps Quebecers province-wide find employment and start and grow businesses. Created in 1995 as a non-profit organization to stem the flow of young people out of Quebec, today their services are focused on helping young people find and... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Project 10 works to promote the personal, social, sexual and mental well being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, two-spirit, intersex and questioning (2LGBTQ+) youth and adults 14-25. Through advocacy and education, using a harm reduction approach, Project 10 aims to facilitate the empowerment of youth at individual, community, and institutional levels with a particular emphasis on supporting individuals and groups who experience multiple and intersecting oppressions. Services are free of charge, confidential and anonymous, and are offered in English and French. Project 10 envisions a world where 2LGBTQ+ youth are safe and empowered to become change makers through access to the resources, support and meaningful connections that allow them to explore their identities on their own terms. |
 | Quebec Board of Black Educators (QBBE) is a non-profit organization committed to promoting the academic success and empowerment of Black students in Quebec. Our vision is a Quebec education system that is inclusive and reflective of the diversity of our society, where Black students have equal access to quality education... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Quebec Farmers’ Association is a not-for-profit, member-based organization that works to support, enable and maintain the minority-language agricultural and rural constituency of Quebec. Through active networking and relationship building, advocating and defending rights, providing benefits and services, and conveying information through... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Literacy Quebec is a network that connects and represents community-based literacy organizations to empower people, impact lives and build a stronger society. We envision a Quebec where everyone has the literacy skills they need to live a fully engaged life... (CLICK TO READ MORE) |
 | Black Community Resource Centre (BCRC) is a Montreal-based non-profit organization that strengthens community capacity by providing professional support to organizations and individuals in need. BCRC takes a comprehensive approach to meeting the needs of English-speaking youth and adopts a multi-interventionist holistic strategy that is...(CLICK TO READ MORE) |
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Montreal, Quebec H3H 2P5
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Phone: 514-868 9044
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