The Maison Internationale de la Rive-Sud is an autonomous community organization. Our mission, since 1975, is to support newcomers and public refugees in their settlement process and in their socio-economic integration. We refer them, if necessary, to partner service organizations. We promote intercultural rapprochement and promote cultural diversity in the territory. We adhere to fundamental values ??such as equality in reception, respect for the client, openness to diversity, political and religious neutrality and altruism. Our organization also promotes the democratic values ??of sharing and engagement in civic life. This position is based on the conviction that the linguistic and cultural diversity of Quebec is a strength and a richness that adds to the human, economic and social capital of newcomers and on which interculturalism is based.
Pamana ng Luzviminda is a professional Philippine folkloric dance company based in Montreal, showcasing authentic cultural performances and fostering youth leadership through mentorship programs. Their mission is to celebrate Filipino heritage while integrating innovative storytelling into traditional dance and music traditions across Quebec and Canada.
Dakar La Pouponnière is a charitable infant care center founded in 1955 by Franciscan Sisters of Mary to support premature and malnourished infants who cannot be cared for at hospitals. It provides temporary foster care to vulnerable newborns, ensuring their survival through nutrition and medical support, with families visiting weekly to maintain bonds before returning children at 8 months (or later for premature infants).
The Centre for the Arts in Human Development (CAHD) at Concordia University specializes in using creative arts therapies to support adults with disabilities, neurodivergence, and other needs through research, clinical programs, and community engagement.