Community Organizations

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MISSION
To advocate for the principles of responsible consumption and
reusing goods.
ACTIVITIES
• Household pick‑up service
• Big, blue, clothing drop‑off bins throughout the area
• Delivery
• Repair workshops
• Photos of Santa Claus at the Carrefour de l’Estrie
from mid‑November to December 24
• Gift‑wrapping kiosk at the Carrefour de l’Estrie
from December 6 to 24
• Mode des médias fashion show at the Carrefour de l’Estrie
on April 14
• Bike sale at Estrie Aide on April 30
INFORMATION
345, rue Wellington Sud
819‑346‑9714
info@estrieaide.com
estrieaide.com
HANDI APTE
Reference bank of qualified workers
who can be hired to provide homecare to physically disabled people
(personal hygiene, meal preparation, laundry, cleaning, assistance
eating, getting up, going to bed, etc.).
SERVICES
• Specialized care giving
• Occasional assistance: Errands, outings, medical appointments,
driving to appointments
Other services: Entre‑Nous coffee meetings, group activities,
Internet café, L’Autonome newspaper.
INFORMATION
928, rue du Fédéral
819‑562‑8877
info@handiapte.com
handiapte.com
MISSION
To contribute in various ways to improving the
living conditions of people with disabilities.
• Training to improve our understanding of people with disabilities
• Adapted assistance program (Secours adapté)
• Handling of accessibility‑related complaints
• Efforts to increase accessibility for people with disabilities
• Efforts to counter discrimination
• List of accessible and/or adapted housing
There are many issues to be addressed, but the goal remains the
same—to ensure that disability no longer equates difference and
rejection but becomes synonymous with full‑fledged membership
in the community.
INFORMATION
187, rue Laurier, Suite 105
819‑565‑7708
accueil@promotionhandicap.com
SERVICES
A creator of collective wealth, Estrie Aide offers a wide range of
everyday items (furniture, clothing, appliances, etc.), which have
been recovered to give them a second life before being sold to
benefit the population of Sherbrooke and the greater Estrie region.
PROMOTION HANDICAP
ESTRIE
HANDI‑CAPABLE
MISSION
To provide a peer support social
network and living environment for
people with physical disabilities who feel isolated.
Assistance with life projects and determining ways to help
cope with limitations that may prevent them from attaining
their potential.
Sharing values to develop self‑esteem, a sense of belonging,
creativity, and personal development. Promoting citizen
involvement and skills. Promoting intergenerational and
intercultural dialogue. Enhancing the accessibility of cutting‑edge
technologies for better social communication.
Community life
ESTRIE AIDE
ACTIVITIES
• Therapeutic pool at the CRE
• Colette’s coffee meeting
• Parc Maillé gardens for people with physical handicaps
INFORMATION
932, rue du Fédéral
819‑542‑1136
handicapable.bureau@gmail.com
handi‑capable.net
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MAISON DE LA FAMILLE
DE SHERBROOKE
MAISON
OXYGÈNE ESTRIE
SERVICES
Reception, information and referral service
SERVICES
A temporary shelter for men and their children
experiencing family, social, financial, psychological, or personal
problems. The shelter has six bedrooms that can accommodate
five fathers and their children. In addition to these bedrooms, the
families may use the living area (kitchen, bathroom, living room)
and the children can enjoy the backyard with play structures.
Relationship counselling for individuals, couples,
and families
Service offered by a volunteer team of qualified professionals. The
service is intended for individuals who are experiencing difficulties
that are having an impact on their relationship with their significant
other or family. Possibility of 12 meetings with a worker.
Papillon facteur
Letter‑writing service for elementary school students so that they
can discuss their concerns, questions, joy, and pain confidentially
with adults. A team of volunteers responds to each child’s letter.
Daycare
Drop‑in daycare service for parents of children ages 5 and under.
This service helps parents who need daycare services for only
a few hours a week (closed in July and August).
WORKSHOPS AND GROUP ACTIVITIES
Visit our Web site to consult the 2015‑2016 program!
Community life
INFORMATION
72, rue Victoria
819‑791‑4142, ext. 221
sec@maisonfamillesherbrooke.com
maisonfamillesherbrooke.com
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External post‑departure follow‑up
All former shelter residents can benefit from post‑departure
follow‑up, as needed. They can also continue to take part in family,
social, and pedagogical activities.
INFORMATION
72, rue Victoria
819‑791‑4142, ext. 228
819‑679‑8191
sec@maisonoxygeneestrie.com
maisonoxygeneestrie.com
CENTRE D’ACTION
BÉNÉVOLE
DE SHERBROOKE
PARENTS‑SECOURS
DE SHERBROOKE
Parents‑Secours (Block Parent) is a safety and
prevention program.
The red and white Parents‑Secours sign in the
window of a home tells children, seniors, and others that help
is at hand if they are lost, frightened, or in distress.
If you are interested in volunteering, please leave us a message
we will call you back as soon as possible.
INFORMATION
819‑821‑5990
P.O. Box 34010, Saint‑Esprit Station
sherbrooke@parentssecours.ca
aide‑internet.org/~parents/
Personalized support services for residents
Intervention, psychosocial support and personal coaching, referrals
and guidance towards additional resources, social and pedagogical
activities with coaching.
SERVICES
• Web site to search for volunteer
opportunities
• Individual information and guidance sessions to help you
choose YOUR opportunity for volunteer involvement
• Directory of community organizations, as well as municipal and
government services in Sherbrooke
Seeking volunteers: Consult our Web site for the list of available
positions.
INFORMATION
819‑823‑6598
cabs@cabsherbrooke.org
cabsherbrooke.org
DIRA‑ESTRIE
Discussions
Aimed at raising awareness and providing information on the
various aspects of elder abuse, these discussions are offered upon
request to heads of group homes, seniors’ residences, day centres,
organizations, groups, etc. Target population: General public,
especially seniors.
SERVICES
Free service for new mothers who may
be experiencing exhaustion or worries,
which provides a listening ear and
assistance in balancing all aspects of their new reality. A volunteer
will visit weekly so you can rest, talk to someone, and not be alone.
If our service interests you, contact us.
Training sessions
These sessions on detecting cases of abuse, appropriate reactions,
available resources, etc. are offered upon request to educational and
health care institutions. Target population: People working with
the elderly (health care attendants, health and social services staff,
students, etc.).
VOLUNTEERS
Join us and contribute to happy motherhood by listening and
providing support to a new mother. If you wish to donate a few
hours a week to support or help a mother rest by caring for a baby
or children, join our team of volunteers. You’ll find your role as
a “godmother” rewarding.
Individual assistance
Reception, information, assistance, and referrals. This individual
assistance is offered to people ages 55 and up living in the Estrie
region, who are, or believe themselves to be, victims of abuse and
who wish to end the abuse by denouncing it.
All services are free and confidential.
INFORMATION
1255, rue Daniel, Suite 128
819‑562‑0406
martendresse@hotmail.com
marrainetendresse.com
INFORMATION
300, rue du Conseil, Suite 337
819‑346‑0679
info@dira‑estrie.org
dira‑estrie.org
ASSOCIATION
DES LOCATAIRES
DE SHERBROOKE
SERVICES
• Claims related to housing law
• Supporting tenants and defending their rights
ACTIVITY
Annual tenants meeting,
Saturday, September 12, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
SERVICE DE MÉDIATION
DE QUARTIER
DE SHERBROOKE
SERVICES
Listening, advice, and if need be, mediation—a process in which a
neutral third party helps resolve a conflict between two parties.
Citizen mediation
Mediation maximizes discussion, encourages the expression
of emotions, and fosters more harmonious relations between
people. A dynamic team of trained volunteers will guide you
through the process.
Cost: Free
INFORMATION
819‑565‑8435 (7 days a week, 24 hours a day)
A volunteer mediator will return your call
(generally within 48 hours)
Information and reservations
819‑791‑1541
Community life
SERVICES
Group activities
MARRAINE TENDRESSE
DE L’ESTRIE
SOLUTIONS BUDGET PLUS
79, rue Wellington Nord, Suite 202
819‑563‑0535
TAX CLINICS
In March and April
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Mandatory membership card: $10
INFORMATION
819‑562‑8656
impotsbp@solutionsbudgetplus.com
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Community life
CLUB OASIS DES AVEUGLES
DE SHERBROOKE
SERVICE D’INTERPRÉTATION POUR
PERSONNES SOURDES DE L’ESTRIE
MISSION
To promote culture and recreation for blind and partially-sighted
people in Sherbrooke and the surrounding area.
Various activities are organized each month. Consult the list on the
organization’s Web site.
SERVICES
• Interpretation service
in Quebec Sign Language
• Quebec Sign Language classes
• Help in French for people who are deaf
INFORMATION
819‑563‑4357
TTY: 819‑563‑6177
repartition@sipse.net
sipse.net
INFORMATION
838, rue Saint‑Charles
François L’Étoile, President
819‑845‑4424
club‑oasis@hotmail.fr
aphve.com/index.php/fr/club‑oasis
LE CENTRE DES FEMMES LA PAROLIÈRE
Listening service every afternoon with no appointment required,
individual help, workshops, creativity workshops, lectures, and
discussions.
Speak freely
A qualified volunteer will welcome one or more women in a
specially reserved area. A listening ear will give you the opportunity
to talk about your situation in an atmosphere of respect.
No appointment required.
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and Monday,
6 to 8 p.m., September 21 to December 14
Cost: Free
Individual assistance
We offer support and assistance to any woman interested in
investing in personal growth, when going through a difficult
situation or facing a challenge.
Schedule: Monday to Friday, by appointment
Workshops
Workshops on various topics
are offered to women who would like to explore a particular aspect
of their lives and grow based on their interests and need to develop.
Examples of themes: Communication, self‑esteem, emotions,
emotional relationships, understanding oneself.
Schedule: To be determined. Registration required
Other activities
Discussion groups and activities, lectures, social activities
All activities are held at the Centre des femmes La Parolière.
Information
217, rue Belvédère Nord
819‑569‑0140
info@laparoliere.org
laparoliere.org
COALITION SHERBROOKOISE POUR LE TRAVAIL DE RUE
SERVICES
Street workers reach out to youth and adults on their own turf:
on the street, in bars and coffee shops, in schoolyards and parks,
and at any other public gathering place. This approach, based
on egalitarian and respectful relations, better addresses the
realities, concerns, and needs of people experiencing social
exclusion or isolation.
By providing support or simply being there, a street worker
establishes a relationship of trust built on respect, confidentiality,
and being non‑judgmental. The worker is thus in a position to
listen to the person’s needs, and then guide and assist them in their
development, at their own pace. This relationship of trust enables
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the worker to provide a listening
ear, advice, referrals, help in a crisis,
guidance, etc.
Workers also visit high schools as well as various parks and
neighbourhoods with the Macadam J bus, the Coalition’s mobile
response vehicle.
INFORMATION
61, rue Wellington Sud
819‑822‑1736
info@travailderuesherbrooke.org
travailderuesherbrooke.org
SERVICES
• Transportation‑accompaniment (for health‑related appointments
and essential errands)
• Twinning (weekly social visits and reassuring calls)
• Day and evening services for natural caregivers (listening and
counselling, support in taking various steps, information and
referrals, training, support groups, coffee chats, breakfast
get‑togethers, seminars, social activities)
Looking for volunteers ages 18 and up to help a senior. Minimum
availability. We provide training, support, social activities, and
lectures for our volunteers.
The Réseau d’Amis is celebrating its 40th anniversary!
Come enjoy a meal and celebrate the organization’s 40th anniversary
with us.
Date, time, and location: Saturday, October 24, 5:30 p.m., in the
Marie‑Médiatrice church basement (3025, rue Galt Ouest)
Cost: $40 per ticket
Information and registration: 819‑562‑2494
INFORMATION
2634, rue Galt Ouest
819‑562‑2494
reseau.damis@reseaudamis.ca
reseaudamis.ca
JEVI CENTRE
DE PRÉVENTION
DU SUICIDE
ASSOCIATION DES PERSONNES
HANDICAPÉES VISUELLES
DE L’ESTRIE
SERVICES
• Promotion of well‑being and suicide prevention among
the population of the Estrie region
• Services are provided free of charge to suicidal individuals,
their loved ones, and people who are grieving following a suicide
• One number is all you need to get help:
1‑866‑APPELLE (277‑3553)
September 10 – World Suicide
Prevention Day
The 13th World Suicide Prevention Day will be held on
September 10. This day is an opportunity to recognize and thank
those who make a difference in suicide prevention. Together we will
eliminate suicide in our communities.
SERVICES
Meetings, lectures, newspaper publication,
referrals, documentation centre, help with
correspondence, accompaniment service.
ACTIVITY
Date: September 10 (time to be determined)
Location: Carrefour de l’Estrie
Cost: Free
jevi.qc.ca/services/journee‑mondiale‑prevention‑suicide/
ACTIVITIES
Coffee and information meetings: Every second Monday afternoon,
beginning September 14
Annual General Meeting: September 22
Community life
CLIENTS
• People ages 65 and up with reduced independence who want
to stay in their homes as long as possible
• Natural caregivers
LE RÉSEAU D’AMIS DE SHERBROOKE
INFORMATION
838, rue Saint‑Charles
819‑566‑4848
aphve‑coordination@cooptel.qc.ca
aphve.com
INFORMATION
jevi.qc.ca
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LES GRANDS FRÈRES GRANDES SŒURS DE L’ESTRIE
SERVICES
Traditional pairing, in‑school mentoring, Go Girls!
and Game On! programs.
Our services seek to promote the child’s development and enhance
his or her well‑being by pairing him or her with an adult or couple
who will pass on family and social values and act as a role model,
mentor, and friend.
In‑school mentoring
The in‑school mentoring program is special because it takes place
entirely within the school environment. The young participants
involved have demonstrated signs of being at risk of quitting school
or are not working to their full potential.
Volunteers meet with the children for one hour
per week at lunch hour at the child’s school,
during the school year, to take part in various
structured activities; they also meet at other more
spontaneously determined times.
The goal is to enhance the child’s self‑confidence and self‑esteem,
to stimulate a greater interest in school on the child’s part, to
encourage the child to persevere in his or her studies, and to promote
the child’s discovery and realization of his or her full potential.
Go Girls! and Game On!
These group programs are for boys and girls
between the ages of 8 and 12 (separate groups)
and cover the following themes: Balanced diet,
active lifestyles, and personal well‑being. The goal
of these programs is to help and equip youth in
making informed decisions in terms of a healthy
lifestyle and to improve their perceptions of their
body image.
The programs run for eight sessions of 90 minutes each. Different
activities are offered to the youth at each session so they explore
the three topics.
50 mentor positions to fill!
We are always looking for volunteers of both genders for our
in‑school mentorship program, as well as the Go Girls! and
Game On! programs.
INFORMATION
1265, rue Belvédère Sud
819‑822‑3243
information.estrie@grandsfreresgrandessoeurs.ca
gfgsestrie.ca
Community life
ASSOCIATION COOPÉRATIVE D’ÉCONOMIE FAMILIALE
DE L’ESTRIE (ACEF ESTRIE)
CONSUMER ASSISTANCE SERVICE
We can help you if:
• A contract you signed has not been respected
• You have a problem with a merchant or a telecommunications
provider
• You need help reaching a payment agreement
• You have been swindled and you are wondering if you have
any recourse
FREE SERVICES
• Advice to direct you towards the appropriate steps
• Information about consumer legislation
(warranties, recourse, etc.)
• Help preparing a formal notice
• Mediation with a merchant or to reach a payment agreement
• Assistance in taking action in small claims court
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Les enfants et l’argent (children and
money) lecture
• What role does money play in transmitting our values?
• How do we use money to educate our children?
• What to do about the countless wants of children?
• At what age should you start to provide pocket money?
Speaker: France Paradis, journalist with Enfants Québec magazine,
psycho‑educator and author
Date, time, and location: Wednesday, November 11, 7 p.m.,
Bibliothèque municipale Éva‑Sénécal, Room 4
Cost: Free
INFORMATION
187, rue Laurier, Suite 202
819‑563‑8144
info@acefestrie.ca
acefestrie.ca
All of our efforts, whether they target seniors, women, youth,
or enhanced employability, have but one goal: sharing among
the various communities from near and far to be able to live
together comfortably in one community. Here is an overview
of our services to promote the social, cultural, and economic
integration of immigrants.
SERVICES
• Action research on literacy and essential skills (LES) programs
• Job search assistance through the Skills Link Program
• Classes, clubs, lectures, and computer workshops
• Café‑Diversité: Activities for seniors from different cultural
communities
Our team is currently working on action‑research that will
improve the socio‑economic integration of immigrants
through literacy and essential skills (LES) programs that are better
adapted to their needs.
If you are or you know a Francophone immigrant residing
in the Estrie region, who is or is not taking the LES courses, spread
the word!
We are looking for new
participants ages 16 to 30 and
new employers to extend the
Skills Link Program, a project
aimed at matching immigrants
who are looking for work with dynamic companies. Favourable
wage subsidy for employers and 26 weeks of employment
integration for participants, with a good possibility of remaining
in the position after the program.
Computer workshops. Contact us for the schedule and topics
of our computer workshops (Word, Excel, introduction to
computers, Internet).
INFORMATION
465, rue Lawford
819‑822‑4180
Toll free: 1‑877‑310‑4180
aide@aide.org
aide.org
ACTIONS INTERCULTURELLES
SERVICES
• Living environment, reception, a listening ear, referrals,
and support
• Workshops for parents and their children
• Discussions over coffee (every second week) broaching various
topics related to personal and family realities
• Lectures
• Geste‑pères service: Fathers’ coffee time, potluck supper
for fathers
• Web site to promote the role of fathers: etrepapa.ca
• Recreational activities, summer camps, potluck meals
• Sac à dos service (educational daycare at home)
• Le Petit Royaume daycare (open Monday to Friday,
8 a.m. to 4 p.m.)
Daycare services are free for people participating
in an activity
Are you a parent who needs a break?
Le Petit Royaume is a drop‑in daycare for single‑parent
and blended families in the region and for
two‑parent families living in Sherbrooke’s
Jardins‑Fleuris neighbourhood.
The daycare provides:
• Respite for parents, a few hours
a week, to go to an appointment, take part in an activity,
or just take a break
• A stimulating and safe living environment for children where they
can socialize with friends of their own age and learn new things
Sign up year round, at RAME
$3.50 per half day and $7 per full day*
*A fee scale based on family income has been established
for blended families and two‑parent families living
in the Jardins‑Fleuris neighbourhood.
Community life
RÉSEAU D’APPUI AUX FAMILLES MONOPARENTALES
ET RECOMPOSÉES DE L’ESTRIE (RAME)
INFORMATION
1050, rue des Jardins‑Fleuris
819‑822‑3451
ramestrie@gmail.com
rame‑estrie.org
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Community life
MAISON DES GRANDS‑PARENTS DE SHERBROOKE
SERVICES FOR SENIORS
• Knitting club
• Choir
• Acrylic painting workshop
• Scrabble club
Workshops for seniors:
• Healthy cooking
(Thursday, 2:30 to 5 p.m.)
• Carpentry (Tuesday, 2:30 to 5 p.m.)
• Hands‑on workshops (Wednesday, 2:30 to 5 p.m.)
• Dance styles from near and far (days vary)
• Letter‑writing workshops with children (days vary)
• Theatre workshops with teens (to be determined)
• Reading and homework help with youth (days vary)
Do you have workshop ideas?
Feel free to contact us!
Information is available at the Maison des Grands‑Parents
and in elementary and high schools. Annual membership card
for grandparents available for $10.
INFORMATION
819‑820‑9803
info@mgpsherbrooke.org
mgpsherbrooke.org
FÉDÉRATION DES COMMUNAUTÉS CULTURELLES DE L’ESTRIE
MISSION
• To bring together and represent organizations in cultural
communities with the goal of defending their rights and interests.
• To act as an interface between socio‑economic, cultural, and
political actors, and the immigrant community to ensure that
immigrants in the Estrie region are truly integrated.
PROJECTS
Senior immigrants active in their community
At the community garden, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
At Loisirs actifs et culturels, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Working together to improve the financial readiness of women
A project that encourages women and participating financial
institutions to network, collaborate, and work together to support
the process of achieving financial autonomy. Are you worried about
your financial readiness? Contact Yacine Thiam, Project Manager.
This wall that brings us together
A project aimed at creating an intergenerational
and intercultural space symbolizing and highlighting the
contributions of seniors in our society. Five artist‑supervised
training workshops on mural techniques for youth ages 12 to 35
and seniors. Contact Juan O. Arango, Project Manager.
Unveiling of the wall, October 1, International Seniors Day
Speed meeting
This project aims to train and prepare immigrants to hold
decision‑making positions, and keep them, and to provide an
opportunity for local organizations to provide information on
their organizations to this clientele. Contact Mariame Cissé,
Project Coordinator.
INFORMATION
1084, rue King Ouest, Suite 2
819‑823‑0841
communication@fccestrie.org
fccestrie.org
SEMAINE SHERBROOKOISE DES RENCONTRES INTERCULTURELLES
October 5 to 11, 2015
An opportunity to highlight the social, economic, and cultural
contributions of Sherbrooke residents of all origins.
Many activities are on the program.
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INFORMATION
819‑563‑3774, ext. 35
The 2015 program
will be available
at sherbrooke.ca/ssri
LA GRANDE TABLE
Information
1255, rue Daniel
819‑821‑5505
grtable2@cooptel.qc.ca
lagrandetable.com
CUISINE COLLECTIVE LE BLÉ D’OR
MISSION
Promotion of food self‑sufficiency and healthy eating habits with the goal of improving the health and quality of life of Sherbrooke residents.
SERVICES
• Formation of community kitchen groups that help people learn
healthy eating habits and develop culinary skills and knowledge
• Various cooking groups (traditional, international, vegetarian,
vegan, for diabetics)
• Preparation of low‑cost meals
Workshop
Healthy box lunches
Cooking squash
Preserving
Healthy holiday cooking
INFORMATION
819‑820‑1231
info@lebledor.org
lebledor.org
THEMED NUTRITION WORKSHOPS OFFERED EACH MONTH
Schedule
Location
September 2, 9:30 to 11 a.m.
1765, rue Belvédère Sud (Blé d’Or)
September 5, 1 to 2:30 p.m.
3950, rue King Ouest (IGA Extra)
September 17, 9:30 to 11 a.m.
October 6, 6 to 8:30 p.m.
November 3, 6 to 9 p.m.
December 1, 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Seeking volunteers
for November 21 and 22
in Sherbrooke grocery stores.
Community life
ACTIVITIES
Corn roast: August 19, 4:30 to 6:45 p.m.
Cost: $2 per family or individual
Organized activities, outdoor games (bring your own blanket). In
case of rain, the event will take place the following day. Reservation
required. Low‑income families and individuals are eligible.
Christmas ornaments sale: November 21 and 22
Annual fundraising activity. For $5, decorate your tree and help
low‑income families have access to a meal service.
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SECOURS‑AMITIÉ ESTRIE
Community life
In the Boroughs
SERVICES
Free, confidential, and anonymous telephone help line:
819‑564‑2323
Annual fundraising campaign
33rd Loterie‑voyages
12 travel vouchers with a value of $1800
Several secondary prizes
Only 425 tickets will be sold
On sale from August 20 to October 30
Ticket price: $144
INFORMATION
819‑823‑5400 (office number)
saestrie@secoursamitieestrie.org
secoursamitieestrie.org
OFFICE MUNICIPAL D’HABITATION DE SHERBROOKE
More than housing, a community
MISSION
The Office municipal d’habitation de Sherbrooke (OMHS) is a
non‑profit organization whose mandate is to offer quality, safe
housing to low‑ and modest‑income households. It offers dwellings
of all sizes that can accommodate seniors, families, individuals, and
people with handicaps.
The OMHS oversees more than 1500 social housing units:
• Subsidized housing where tenants pay rent
corresponding to 25% of their income
• Affordable housing where tenants don’t receive
subsidies, but where the rent is slightly less than
the market price
SERVICES
• Supporting tenants’ associations and
initiatives in each community (ex.: community gardens)
• Organizing activities for youth (ex.: homework help,
soccer league)
• Guiding tenants towards resources able to help them
SCHEDULE
• Monday, Wednesday, and Friday:
9 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
• Tuesday and Thursday: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
INFORMATION
22, rue William‑Ives, Suite 100
819‑566‑7868
info@omhsherbrooke.qc.ca
omhsherbrooke.qc.ca
In the Boroughs
Borough of Brompton
Cercle de Fermières
Activity
Schedule
Crafts and heritage sharing
Various workshops that promote creativity,
To be determined
skill development, and originality, through
the enjoyment of sharing knowledge
Monthly meetings
Second Monday of each month, 7 p.m.
Membership: $26 per year, includes L’Actuelle magazine
Information: Josée Lemire, President, 819‑846‑4457
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Location
133, rue Laval, Room 118
In the Boroughs
Activity
Schedule
Location
Room rental for activities:
Funeral receptions, baptism
Call to check (cost and availability)
celebrations, or parties
95, rue Saint‑Joseph
Bingo
December
Darts
Friday, 7:30 p.m., beginning September 11
Food drive
December 6
Borough of Brompton
Information: Jean‑Claude Tremblay, 819‑846‑6849 (meeting hall) or 819‑846‑4448 (home), conseil6849@hotmail.ca,
cyberquebec.ca/conseil6849
Loisirs de Notre‑Dame‑des‑Mères
Activity
Schedule
Room rental: family parties, classes, and other activities
Call to check
Information: Nicole Houle, 819‑846‑3767 or 819‑846‑2754 (day)
Location
731, chemin de Notre‑Dame‑des‑Mères
In the Boroughs
CHEVALIERS DE COLOMB, CONSEIL 6849
Borough of Fleurimont
Activity and Cost
Schedule
Location
• Meetings
• Lectures
• Crafts
• Workshops
• Exercises
• Themed celebrations
• Variety of activities
Membership: $15
Third Monday of each month
7:15 p.m., beginning September 21
Centre culturel et communautaire
du Cœur‑Immaculé
987, rue du Conseil
Information: Micheline Bolduc, President, 819‑566‑1257
Community life
FEMMES DE CHEZ NOUS
CERCLE DE FERMIÈRES DE MARGUERITE‑D’YOUVILLE
Activity and Cost
Monthly meetings
• Crocheting • Novelty and youth classes
• Sewing
• Decorating
• Knitting
• Embroidery and more
L’Actuelle magazine subscription: $26
Schedule
Second Wednesday of each month,
7:30 p.m., beginning September 9
Workshops are held every Monday,
1 to 4:30 p.m., beginning September 14
Location
Centre culturel et communautaire du
Cœur‑Immaculé
987, rue du Conseil
Information: Jeanne‑Mance Devost, President, 819‑563‑9475
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Borough of Lennoxville
In the Boroughs
TOWNSHIPPERS’ ASSOCIATION
HOURS
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 4:30 p.m.
Shop for books and CDs by regional authors and musicians,
calendars, and much more! Find out how we serve the
English‑speaking community of the Eastern Townships.
INFORMATION
257, rue Queen, Suite 100
819‑566‑5717, 1‑866‑566‑5717
ta@townshippers.org
townshippers.org
LITERACY IN ACTION
AFEAS DE LENNOXVILLE‑
MARIE‑MÉDIATRICE
HOURS
Monday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
SERVICES (FREE OF CHARGE)
• Confidential tutoring
• Literacy and essential skills programs and activities
• Training for volunteers wishing to become tutors
• Individual computer courses
• Book and learning material loans
Community life
INFORMATION
7, rue Conley
819‑346‑7009
info@literacyinaction.info
lia‑estrie.org
Come discuss, with other women, interesting topics, including the
environment, buying local, health, municipal life, etc.
Meetings are held:
• On the second Wednesday of each month, at 7 p.m.
in Marie‑Médiatrice church hall (3025, rue Galt Ouest).
• On the fourth Monday of each month, at 1 p.m.,
in the Amédée‑Beaudoin Community Hall
(150, rue Queen, behind the Borough of Lennoxville office).
INFORMATION
Julienne Lajoie, 819‑346‑6607
Borough of Mont‑Bellevue
AFEAS SAINT‑ESPRIT
Activity
Schedule
Activities begin
• Community supper
• Report on the provincial convention held in Georgeville
• Monthly meeting
Monthly meetings
Special activity
Craft show/sale, bake sale, and flea market
* Tables for rent as of mid‑September
Tuesday, September 15
Exceptionally at 6 p.m.
Third Tuesday of each month, 7 p.m.
Handicrafts (weaving, knitting, needlepoint, or craft help)
Tuesday, 1:30 to 4 p.m., September to June
Saturday, October 31, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Tickets on sale
Several prizes to be won
(All woven by our members)
Anyone interested in learning about the movement and furthering their knowledge is welcome.
Information: Claire Coache, President, 819‑565‑9283 or Béatrice Dubé, Vice‑President, 819‑569‑5647
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Location
Saint‑Esprit church
basement
(enter by Rue Saint‑Esprit)
In the Boroughs
AFEAS MARIE‑MÉDIATRICE
Activity
Schedule
Activities begin
Location
Wednesday, September 9, 7 p.m.
“Femmes d’ici” activity with guest speaker
Second Wednesday of each month, 7 p.m.
Flea market
Table rentals (as of September 15):
Raymonde Lafrenais, 819‑569‑4869
Marie‑Médiatrice church basement
(place Dion)
Saturday, November 7, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
In the Boroughs
We welcome anyone who wishes to join!
Information: Thérèse Morin, President, 819‑562‑5295
LES JARDINS BIO‑ÉCOLOGIQUES DE SHERBROOKE
(JARDINS COMMUNAUTAIRES MARCEL‑TALBOT)
Traditional harvest celebration (for members)
Saturday, August 22, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Deadline for fall clean‑up
Sunday, October 11
Closing of the garden
Sunday, November 8
Marcel‑Talbot community gardens
Rue Thibault
Thanks to all our members! See you next summer!
CORPORATION ASCOT EN SANTÉ
Activity
Voisinage en fête (neighbourhood celebration)
To create neighbourly ties, highlight the neighbourhood’s wealth of multiculturalism,
and highlight the return to school. Performances, inflatable games, booths featuring
the neighbourhood’s organizations, corn on the cob, hot dogs, petting zoo, and
mini‑train rides are offered. This party attracts more than 1000 visitors year after year.
Come celebrate with your neighbours!
Pyjama story time
Free for children ages 5 and under and their families.
Free snacks and door prizes.
Neighbourhood meeting
This is an opportunity to learn what’s happening in the neighbourhood and express
your opinion. Please confirm your attendance as snacks are offered.
Souk
The Souk, a type of bazaar originating from Maghreb countries, provides an opportunity
to enter the world of these people from near and far who now live near you.
The Souk lets you go round the world in a few hours, make amazing discoveries,
and create ties with your neighbours of all origins. Discover other cultures using all
five senses! Traditional dishes, crafts, and performances.
Schedule
Location
Sunday,
September 13
Parc Belvédère
500, rue Thibault
Community life
Information: jardins.marcel‑talbot@hotmail.com
Famille Espoir
Wednesday,
1520, rue Dunant
October 7, 6:30 p.m.
CPE le P’tit Gadu
Wednesday,
November 4, 6:30 p.m. 1755, rue Belvédère Sud
Borough of
To be determined
Mont‑Bellevue office
600, rue Thibault
Sunday, November 8
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
École internationale
du Phare
405, rue Sara
Information: Sylvie Pagès, Liaison Officer, 819‑342‑0996, ascotensante@csrs.qc.ca
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FAMILLE PLUS
Famille Plus is an environment that welcomes families with children ages 5 and under.
Mom, Dad, or any other family member accompanying a child is welcome!
Activities for Parents and Their Children
Community life
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Fun Mondays
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Games, stories, crafts; a different theme each week.
For children ages 5 and under accompanied by a parent.
• Monday, 9 to 11 a.m.
• No reservation required
Programs offered Tuesday mornings from 9 to 11 a.m., depending on registrations
Pre‑reading and pre‑writing workshop. For children ages 2 to 5 • Mandatory registration
accompanied by a parent.
• Daycare available for siblings
Explore sadness, anger, fear, and happiness with Petite Pomme. • Mandatory registration (4 meetings)
For parents and their children ages 3 to 5.
Meetings for parents of children ages 5 and under.
• Mandatory registration
YAPP
Themes discussed: Discipline, development, behaviour, health,
• Daycare available for children ages 5 and under
parents’ needs, and feelings.
Pre‑reading and pre‑writing themed workshops where the
Petits Mots Cœur
parent accompanies his/her child ages 2 to 5.
Language stimulation program. Eight meetings.
Meetings for parents and children aimed at stimulating
language development in children ages 2 to 5.
Parole‑o‑tout‑petits
The goal is to equip the parent so he/she can develop
strategies to promote language development in his/her child
through games and moments in everyday life.
Introduction to
Fun workshops that revolve around music. Six 1½ hour
music
meetings. For parents and their children ages 2 to 5.
• Tuesday, 9:30 to 10:45 a.m.
Stimulation workshop for children ages 0 to 5 accompanied by
• Workshops divided by age group, 0 to 60 months
Children’s games their parent. These workshops focus on fun activities that can
• Tuesday, 9:30 to 10:45 a.m.
be easily integrated into your daily routine.
Thursday, 9 to 11 a.m.
• Thursday, 9 to 11 a.m.
• Reservations mandatory by phone on Monday
Activities for parents.
between 9 a.m. and noon
Coffee get‑togethers, workshops/seminars, handmade
Mornings for
• Babies under 18 months may stay with their parents
creations, workshops led by a social worker, presentations
parents
• Daycare available for children ages 18 months
by partner organizations, etc.
to 5 years
Once a month
Various possibilities: Community lunches, coffee and pastries, • Usually on Thursday
Family activities
Christmas party, bowling, seasonal outings – apple picking,
*Minimum fee may apply
sugar shack, sliding, etc.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for
Reservations required by phone on Monday
Daycare
children ages 18 months to 5 years.
between 9 a.m. and noon
An annual $10 membership fee is required to participate in the activities. We look forward to spending quality time with you and your family!
Location: 991, rue de Kingston Information: 819‑822‑0835, familleplus@qc.aira.com, famille‑plus‑sherbrooke.blogspot.com
Alphabet primer
for little ones
Petite Pomme talks
about emotions
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FAMILLE ESPOIR
Famille Espoir is a meeting place for families from the Ascot neighbourhood and anyone who is interested in socializing.
Our goal is to create a sense of individual and family well‑being. Here is a brief summary of the Famille Espoir’s activities.
• Parents, children, and seniors welcome!
• Soup is served at noon. Then you can listen to a speaker or participate in an activity.
Every second Thursday, noon to 3 p.m., beginning September 24.
Family coffee chats
• Parents, children, and seniors welcome!
• A place to talk, do crafts, or knit over a coffee!
• Thursday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., beginning October 1
Bulk purchase group
• Savings and practical recipes
• Every second Thursday, 1 to 3 p.m.
• Mandatory membership fee of $5
• Beginning Thursday, October 1
French communication workshops
• Registration September 9 and 10
• Class begins September 14, 9 a.m.
Movie night
• Have fun, meet new people, and discuss the movie watched. First Tuesday of each month,
6 to 8 p.m., beginning October 6
• Registration required.
Workshops for parents
• A series of workshops for parents. Themes and dates to be determined. Contact us!
Baby diversity
Mother‑baby workshops
(2 to 8 months of age)
• For mothers from here or abroad interested in discussing different cultures.
Come enjoy a special time with your baby: massages, discussions, games, crafts,
introduction to the community kitchen. Beginning Wednesday, October 14.
• Seven meetings, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., free activities! Registration required.
Pyjama story time
• Family activity! Wednesday, October 7, as of 6:15 p.m.; the activity runs from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Youth Activities
Educational break for parents of
children ages 6 months to 5 years
Minimal cost
Treat yourself to a break!
Beginning September 30
Call us for more information.
Registration required
A place for me
Activities for youth ages 9 to 13.
Wednesday, 6 to 8 p.m., beginning October 14
Homework help
For children in elementary school.
Tuesday to Thursday, 3:30 to 4:45 p.m., beginning
September 22. Registration required.
Youth Saturdays
Young musicians of the world
For children ages 4 to 13.
Free music lessons for elementary and
high school students.
Famille Espoir and Carrefour communautaire d’Ascot activities
The $5 annual membership fee is mandatory and gives you many
benefits, including outings and special activities.
Most activities are free or require a small fee.
Community life
Lunch meetings
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Activities for Parents and Other Adults
Watercolour workshops, sports, Internet access, and
special activities with a dynamic team of leaders!
10 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 2:45 p.m.
Beginning Saturday, October 3
Registration begins September 21.
Information: 819‑791‑1578
INFORMATION
1520, rue Dunant
819‑569‑7923
info@familleespoir.ca
familleespoir.ca
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Borough of Jacques‑Cartier
AFEAS DE SAINT‑CHARLES‑GARNIER
Activity
Schedule – As of September
Location
Training offered to members, exchanges and discussions on the year’s
theme. Speaker or guest specializing in the topic under discussion.
Third Tuesday of each month,
1 to 4 p.m.
Saint‑Charles‑Garnier church
3710, rue Charles‑Hamel
In the Boroughs
Theme for the year: SURROGATE MOTHERS
Community project: UGLY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES = WASTE
Operation "reaching out to others:" November 29 to December 6
Special activity : Christmas show at our premises (3710, rue Charles‑Hamel). November 28 and 29. All are welcome.
Information: Colette Labonté, 819‑868‑1499, info@afeas.qc.ca, afeas.qc.ca
Membership: $35 per year, includes the provincial Femmes d’ici magazine
Borough of Rock Forest–Saint‑Élie–Deauville
AFEAS ROCK FOREST
Activity and Cost
Monthly meetings for women ages 16 and up
Cost: $35 per year, includes Femmes d’ici magazine
Schedule
Location
Second Wednesday of each month
7 p.m., September to June
Centre communautaire Optimiste
6670, rue Émery‑Fontaine, Room 202
On the program: Operation “Reaching out to others”
Community life
Information: Marguerite Larrivée, 819‑864‑4848
CLUB DU VITRAIL DEAUVILLOIS
Activity and Cost
Regular workshops for adults
Cost: $55 for registration
Beginner classes
Cost: $55 for registration and $20 for the class
Schedule
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
September to May, beginning September 21
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
9 a.m. to 3 p.m., September 21 to December 9
Location
Classes in basic techniques: Glass cutting, copper foiling, lead caming, soldering, cleaning, glass staining, etc.
Information: Martine Lévesque, 819‑864‑4167 or Gaétane Lessard, 819‑569‑1065
TISSAGE ET CRÉATION DEAUVILLOIS
Activity and Cost
Weekly get-together for adults
Cost: $30 annual membership
Schedule
Location
On call, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
8 a.m. to noon
September to June
Centre récréatif communautaire
de Deauville
200, rue Jules‑Richard
Register any time at the weaving room
Information: Angella Laroche, 819‑864‑4486 or Marielle Doyon, 819‑864‑7442
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Activity and Cost
Cost: $25 per year, includes L'Actuelle magazine
Craft workshops
Cost: $3 for members, $6 for non‑members
Craft get‑togethers: Follow‑up, help, group projects
Youth crafting for youth ages 8 to 14
Free needlepoint bookmark
Christmas show and sale
Schedule
Location
Second Tuesday of each month
Centre Richard‑Gingras
4503, chemin Saint‑Roch Nord, Room 188
Third Tuesday of each month
7 to 9 p.m.
On lower level
Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Date to be determined
On lower level
Saturday, November 21
and Sunday, November 22
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
4503, chemin Saint‑Roch Nord,
Gérald‑Gosselin room A
April 9 and 10
4503, chemin Saint‑Roch Nord
Spring show
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CERCLE DE FERMIÈRES SAINT‑ÉLIE‑D’ORFORD
Possibility for members to weave anytime (12 looms). The person in charge is onsite Tuesdays.
Information: Jeannine Deslauriers, 819‑846‑2048
CERCLE DE FERMIÈRES BEAULIEU (ROCK FOREST)
Schedule
Cost: $25 per year, includes L’Actuelle magazine
Location
Second Tuesday of each month
1:30 to 3:30 p.m., September to June
Workshops/classes
• Crocheting
• Knitting
• Other classes upon request
Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Troubleshooting sessions for all techniques taught
Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Information: Ginette B. Beaudry, Interim President, 819‑346‑1892
Community life
Activity and Cost
CERCLE DE FERMIÈRES ROCK FOREST
Activity and Cost
Cost: $25 per year, includes L'Actuelle magazine
Schedule
Location
Second Wednesday of each month
Classes offered
Knitting: Children’s poncho, Jacquard technique
Sewing: Winter mittens made from recycled clothing and women’s capris
Weaving: Hand weaving, M’s and O’s weaving technique
Other techniques: Bargello tapestry, hairpin lace, crazy quilt, cross‑stitch embroidery for beginners
Information: Annie Mercier, 819‑846‑3910, lainet_mercier@videotron.ca
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Borough of Rock Forest–Saint‑Élie–Deauville (continued)
JOURNAL L’INFO
DE SAINT‑ÉLIE‑D’ORFORD
Month
Distribution Date
September
September 3
In the Boroughs
October
FONDATION DES ŒUVRES
CHARITABLES SAINT‑ROCH
Thrift shop
Please note that we do not accept televisions, furniture, beds,
and other similar furniture.
Hours: Thursday, 1 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m.
Location: 6630, rue Émery‑Fontaine
Please leave your clean, used clothing in a box on the thrift shop’s
back porch.
Food bank
October 1
November
November 5
December
December 3
The deadline for articles is the 15th of the month prior to distribution.
There will be no paper in January.
Information: Josée Dostie, 819‑820‑9663
Information
819‑864‑1790 (voice mail)
CHEVALIERS DE COLOMB DE ROCK FOREST, CONSEIL 7518
Activity
Schedule
Location
Tuesday, September 8 and November 10
7:30 p.m.
Spaghetti lunch
Sunday, September 13
6670, rue Émery‑Fontaine
Friendly evenings
Friday, September 25, October 30,
November 27, and December 18, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 1
Saint‑Roch church, 8:30 a.m.
Notre‑Dame‑de‑Liesse church, 9 a.m.
La Résurrection du Christ church, 10:30 a.m.
Community life
Meetings
Mass for deceased brothers
Brunch in cooperation with
the 47e Groupe Scout Rock Forest
Donation drive in cooperation with
the Corps de cadets 2449
Rock Forest–Saint‑Élie–Deauville
Sunday, November 8, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Sunday, December 6, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Information: Pierre‑Denis Bernard, Grand Knight, 819‑864‑6650
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Activity and Cost
Schedule
Location
First and third Tuesday of each month
6:45 p.m., September to June
Centre Richard-Gingras
September
Contact Optimiste members to get your tickets
Magic of Christmas on ice
Date to be determined
Centre Récréatif Rock Forest
5265, rue de Gaspé
The art of expressing oneself
Snow Skate
Opti‑génies
Dates to be determined
A letter from the Optimist Club will
be distributed in schools. Watch your child’s
school bag for details!
Friend of Youth
Membership: $70 per person or
$110 per couple
Launch of the sales of lottery tickets
to win a trip
For members: Area breakfasts, supper discussions, district meetings, congress. A wide range of interesting activities.
Information: Laurent Lecours, 819‑832‑1147, laurentlecours@yahoo.ca
You can find us on Facebook: Club Optimiste Rock Forest
In the Boroughs
CLUB OPTIMISTE DE ROCK FOREST
Activity and Cost
Schedule
Location
Third Monday of each month, 7:30 p.m.
Centre Richard‑Gingras, 4503, chemin Saint‑Roch Nord
Family get‑together
(Games, corn roast, hot dogs)
Sunday, August 23, 10 a.m.
Parc Jules‑Richard, in Deauville
Mass at the cemetery
Sunday, August 30, 10 a.m.
Saint‑Élie cemetery, Route 220
Donation Drive
Sunday, November 29, 8 a.m.
In the Saint‑Élie sector
Distribution of Christmas baskets
Friday, December 18, 8 a.m.
Monthly meetings
Information: Fernand Bolduc, 819‑563‑8901
ASSOCIATION POUR
LA PRÉSERVATION
DU LAC MAGOG (APLM)
ASSOCIATION
DE LA RIVIÈRE
MAGOG (ARMI)
Preservation of the quality of Lake Magog and the Magog River
Protection of and improvements to the Magog River
INFORMATION
Joanne Sarrasin, President, info@aplm.ca
Annual General Meeting: Sunday, August 16, 9:30 a.m. to noon
Location: Camp Dominique‑Savio, 545, chemin du Lac,
Sainte‑Catherine‑de‑Hatley
INFORMATION
associationrivieremagog.org
Community life
CHEVALIERS DE COLOMB DE SAINT‑ÉLIE, CONSEIL 8053
INFORMATION
aplm.ca
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Youth Organizations – The Scouting Movement
Borough of Brompton
GROUPE SCOUT GEYSER DE BROMPTON
Community life
Youth Organizations
SCOUT OFFICE
scouts‑brompton.org
For girls and boys ages 7 to 17
Scouting provides an opportunity for new experiences, participation
in projects, and tackling challenges in a spirit of group involvement.
It’s also about respecting nature and much more!
Registration fees are due in August and activity fees can be paid in
three instalments (November, February, and April).
INFORMATION
Raymond Gaudreault, President, 819‑846‑0362
president@scouts‑brompton.org
scouts‑brompton.org
Clientele
Boys and Girls
Schedule
Beavers “La colonie
des pattes courtes”
Ages 7 and 8
Friday, 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Cubs “La meute Volcano”
Ages 9 to 11
Friday, 6:45 to 8:45 p.m.
Mélanie Côté, 819‑846‑1910
Scouts “La troupe Metshu”
Ages 12 to 14
Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m.
Guillaume Déry‑Saint‑Cyr, 819‑846‑6676
Venturers “Le poste Amik”
Ages 14 to 17
Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m.
Category
Person in Charge
Mélanie Boisvert, 819‑993‑4400
Jimmy Rondeau, 819‑846‑0199
Adult leaders needed!
We are always looking for people interested in contributing to the development of our young people. Free training is provided by the Scouting
movement. We also need people to serve on our management committee or other committees.
10e GROUPE SCOUT EST‑CALADE
Do you enjoy playing, being active, learning, sharing, and being
involved? Young people ages 7 and up from across the Borough are
welcome to join our great group!
On the program, much more than just knots and songs: Adventures,
fresh air, challenges, discoveries, fall, winter, and summer camps,
outings, trips, promises, commitments, participation, team spirit,
and lifelong friendships. Come discover what it’s like to be part of a
century‑old movement that reinvents itself each year!
Registration: Wednesday, September 2, 7 p.m.,
at the Centre Julien‑Ducharme (Fleurimont arena)
INFORMATION
Claudette Parent, 819‑566‑0487; Dany Hamel, 819‑562‑0366
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Upcoming activities
Registration: August 25 and 26
Cost: $60 (registration) and $160 (annual activities: camps,
outings, etc.) for a total of $220 per year. $10 discount per child for
two or more children in a family.
2016 Scout calendar sales: September 26
Annual General Meeting: October
Bottle drive: November and April
Beavers (girls and boys)
Ages 7 and 8
Cubs (girls and boys)
Ages 9 to 11
Scouts (girls and boys)
Ages 12 to 14
Venturers (girls and boys)
Ages 15 to 17
Rovers (girls and boys)
Ages 18 to 25
Adult volunteers
Ages 18 and up
For adults who are interested in enjoying great experiences with our
young people: No experience necessary; free training is provided in
facilitation, various techniques, leadership, and management! And
everything that you need will be provided!
1ST LENNOXVILLE SCOUTS
GIRL GUIDES OF CANADA
– SHERBROOKE DISTRICT
For more than 100 years, Scouts Canada has been
helping build a better world. The organization
offers non‑competitive programs that encourage
sharing and a sense of belonging, arouse curiosity, and provide the
opportunity to experience adventures, while building self‑esteem
and independence. All of this is achieved through outdoor activities.
Our fundraising efforts, including the annual Scout popcorn
campaign and bottle drive, help reduce the costs of our activities,
camps, and programs. Join the adventure!
The Girl Guides of Canada encourages girls to become confident,
take initiative, demonstrate courage, and make a difference
in the world.
ACTIVITIES
• Camping
• Science and technology
• Ecology and environmental awareness
• Arts
• Community and anti‑bullying projects
• Games, dances, songs
Location: United Church (basement), 6, rue Church
Dates: Monday evenings, beginning September 9, 6:15 to 8 p.m.
INFORMATION
Alana Noël
819‑823‑6806
ggclennoxville1@hotmail.com
guidesducanada.ca
Category
Ages
Schedule
Beavers
(boys and girls)
5 to 7
Wednesday,
6:30 to 7:45 p.m.
Cubs (boys and girls)
8 to 10
Wednesday, 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Scouts
(boys and girls)
11 to 14
First Saturday of each month
and first Wednesday evening
of each month
Youth Organizations
Location: United Church, 6, rue Church
Dates: September to June
Information
Melissa Warburton, 819‑562‑4969, melisdwd@hotmail.com
39e GROUPE SCOUT MONT ET RIVIÈRES
Want to make new friends? Experience new adventures? Show off your skills and accomplishments? Develop your independence
and help your community? With Scouts, you’ll find everything you’re looking for!
Ages 7 and 8
Beavers “Colonie du Mont‑Bellevue”
Ages 9 to 11
Cubs “Aventuriers – Entre Chiens et Loups”
Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Ages 12 to 14
Scouts “Grizzly”
Tuesday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Ages 15 to 17
“Wakinyam”
To be determined
Ages 18 to 25
“Atoutamis”
To be determined
Community life
Information and registration: Sarah Gagnon, 819‑542‑2768, sarah.gagnon@usherbrooke.ca
If you are an adult interested in helping youth, and sharing and expanding your knowledge, we are looking for leaders and managers.
Free training is provided.
Registration for the 2015‑2016 year will be held on Wednesday, September 2 and Thursday, September 3. Contact us for information on
the locations. Our Annual General Meeting will be held on Sunday, September 20.
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Youth Organizations
27e GROUPE SCOUT MENA’SEN
Inspired by the intensity, rigour, and teachings of traditional Scouting, the 27e groupe Mena’Sen (formerly Fleurimont)
has offered youth ages 9 to 17 in the Estrie region an opportunity to experience the Scouting adventure for nearly 40 years.
The group focuses on education through fun and being outdoors, on the development of independence among youth,
and building social and altruistic thought.
Led by a pool of dynamic, qualified adults, those who wish to excel, to actively experience the outdoors, and to be actively involved
in a 100‑year‑old movement will enjoy joining us.
Sunday, August 30, 2 to 4 p.m.
Monday, August 31, 7 to 8:45 p.m.
Thursday, September 3, 7 to 9 p.m.
Registration
Cubs
Girls, ages 9 to 11
Monday, 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Guides
Girls, ages 12 to 17
Scouts
Boys, ages 12 to 17
Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Saint‑Esprit church basement
Information and registration: Katherine Pérusse, Watchful Deer, Group Leader, 819‑575‑1628, katherine.perusse@videotron.ca,
groupe27.wordpress.com
https://facebook.com/27eMenaSen
* We are looking for volunteers to complement our team of responsible adults, and also to start a Cubs unit (boys ages 9 to 11) and a
Beavers unit (girls and boys ages 7 and 8).
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22e GROUPE SCOUT HARFANG DES NEIGES
Joining the 22e Harfang des Neiges scout troop is an opportunity
to tackle new challenges, experience new adventures, exercise
leadership, and acquire new skills.
You can go camping, learn wilderness survival techniques, discover
how to use a compass, go geocaching, play games, sing songs, and
much more all while respecting nature and the environment.
We are always looking for dynamic adults
who enjoy working with youth. No experience
required. The Scouting movement offers training
in leading groups and in technical skills.
Information: Mario Champigny, 819‑569‑4253,
spiribus@videotron.ca
Beavers
22e Colonie des Castors de l’aventure
Boys and girls, ages 7 and 8
Friday, 7:10 to 8:40 p.m.
Centre communautaire
et culturel Françoise‑Dunn
Cubs
22e Meute Patentidébrouille
Boys and girls, ages 9 to 11
Friday, 7 to 9 p.m.
Soleil‑Levant school
Scouts
22e Troupe Les Fauviers
Friday, 7 to 9 p.m.
Hélène‑Boullé school
Venturers
22e Poste Nikitotégwac
Friday, 7 to 9 p.m.
Location varies
Location: Centre communautaire Optimiste,
Cost: Based on age group
Registration: Thursday, September 3, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Would you like to have an enriching experience, learn new things,
and share your passions with young people? Would you like to be
part of a dynamic and active team? Contact us to become a group
leader or manager!
Mixed Groups
Ages*
Schedule
Beavers
7 and 8
Thursday, 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Cubs
9 to 11
Wednesday and Thursday
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Venturers
12 to 16
* Minimum age required as of September 30.
Information: Francis Bernier Blanchet, 819‑679‑7153,
scoutsrockforest@gmail.com
Annual Scout calendar campaign
Scouts from the Borough will be contacting you in October during their annual calendar sales period. They’re counting on your
generosity! The Scouts will collect your cans and bottles as a fundraiser. You just have to contact us.
Youth Organizations
47e GROUPE SCOUT DE ROCK FOREST
48e GROUPE SCOUT LES RASSEMBLEURS DE SAINT‑ÉLIE‑D’ORFORD
Mixed Groups
Seeking volunteers
Interested in the opportunity to enjoy new experiences as part of
a dynamic team? Join us as a leader or manager!
Ages*
Schedule
Beavers
7 and 8
Cubs
9 to 11
Scouts
12 to 14
Venturers
12 to 16
Community life
Location: Centre Richard‑Gingras, 4503, chemin Saint‑Roch Nord
Cost: To be determined, may be paid in instalments
Registration: September 3 and 4, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
*Minimum age required as of September 30.
Information: Christian Hamel, 819‑864‑1059, christian.hamel9@gmail.com or Marcel Laventure, 819‑345‑0468
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Youth Organizations ‑ Youth Centres
Borough of Brompton
Youth Organizations
LA PLACE DES JEUNES L’INTERVALLe
352‑2, rue Laval (2nd floor)
The Place des jeunes l’Intervalle is a place to take part in activities,
and experience moments and situations that will help you become
an active, critically minded, and responsible citizen in your
community.
Are you between the ages of 11 and 17? Come see us!
Our team is looking forward to seeing you!
ACTIVITIES
• Discussions, information, and prevention activities
• Homework help
• Pool, ping pong, board games
• Sports: soccer, volleyball, baseball, etc.
• Art activities
• Movie nights
• Internet access, Wii games
• Fundraising activities
• Outdoor activities and special outings
HOURS
• Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 6 to 9 p.m.
• Friday: 6 to 10 p.m.
• The schedule is subject to change. Check our Facebook page or
call to verify times. Our hours are extended in the summer.
Adult involvement
• Board of directors
• Youth committees and meetings
• Organizing activities and projects
• Volunteering in the community
• Fundraising activities
INFORMATION
819‑846‑6008
intervalle352@gmail.com
maisonsdesjeunes.org/membre/la‑place‑des‑jeunes‑lintervalle/
Facebook (for youth): facebook.com/placedesjeunesintervalle
Facebook (for all): facebook.com/laPlacedesjeuneslintervalle
Community life
LA maison jeunes‑est
!
393, rue King Est
Sherbrooke QC J1G 1B4
Tel.: 819‑821‑1999
Fax: 819‑821‑5966
mje393@videotron.ca
Maison Jeunes-Est is an accessible living environment
and gathering place for youth. Activities are organized
and developed with and for teenagers. Youth leaders
are available onsite to listen, explain, and encourage.
Come and enjoy the activities offered: Apple-picking,
back-to-school party, special Halloween activity,
Christmas gala, and many more!
Shelter for youth under 18
A 24-hour service, 7 days a week for youth ages 12 to 17
• Housing in a crisis: a safe environment and an alternative to homelessness.
• A break for families so they can develop strategies to reduce tension at home.
• A trial period on your own before getting an apartment to develop a life plan.
• Parent coaching to help prevent or get through a difficult situation.
Projects and services promoting school success and preventing dropping out
• The newly created Access 5 program promotes access to education by offering psychosocial,
material, educational, and financial help.
• The Interface project promotes social and job market integration through several activities.
Youth centre
• Theme-based activities, prevention workshops, and cooperative projects.
• Cultural and leisure activities, sports, artistic projects, and community involvement.
• Intervention and special projects linked to various issues faced by youth.
Hours:
Tuesday to Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
6 to 10 p.m.
6 to 11 p.m.
1 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 11 p.m.
Add us on Facebook: Inters Maison Jeunes-Est
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Clientele: Community organization that offers a lively setting for
youth ages 12 to 18
What’s available
Board games, computers, pool table, foosball, art supplies, sports
equipment, etc.
HOURS
Wednesday and Thursday, 6 to 9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, 6 to 10:30 p.m.
INFORMATION
1735, chemin Galvin
Alexandre‑Sacha Simoneau, Coordinator
819‑569‑4700, maizefleurimont@gmail.com
rmjq.org
www.maisonsdesjeunes.org
The Maison des jeunes de Fleurimont is a member of the Regroupement
des maisons de jeunes du Québec (RMJQ) as well as the
Regroupement des maisons des jeunes des Cantons‑de‑l’Est (RMJCE).
LENNOXVILLE YOUTH CENTER
HOURS
Youth activities: Tuesday to Friday, 6 to 10 p.m.
Office: Monday to Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
INFORMATION
168‑B, rue Queen
Contact person: Kohl Kelso
819‑821‑4805
kkelso@lennoxvilleyouthcenter.org
www.lennoxvilleyouthcenter.org
Youth Organizations
LA MAIZE DE FLEURIMONT
Arrondissement du Mont‑Bellevue
Want to meet your friends in an activity‑filled setting with reliable
and enthusiastic adults? Are you between the ages of 12 and 17
and want to be involved, active, discerning, and responsible on
committees or in your community? Do you want to meet people
and organize the activities you want, based on your interests?
Spot Jeunesse is THE place for youth
in centre‑south Sherbrooke!
HOURS
Tuesday to Thursday, 6 to 9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday, 6 to 10:30 p.m.
Note: Hours may vary depending on the activities
INFORMATION
Parc Alfred‑Élie‑Dufresne
525, rue Galt Ouest
Roxanne Beaudet, Coordinator
819‑821‑1988, spotjeunesse@gmail.com
Daily activities
Services
Committees
• Sports
• Foosball
• Pool
• Internet, music
• Canteen onsite
• Movies and Wii
• Youth creative space: Le Graff
• Prevention, awareness
• Homework and employment assistance
• Referrals
• Learning about life in society
• Defense and promotion of the rights of
young people
• Canteen
• Youth committee
• Board of directors
Community life
SPOT JEUNESSE
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MAISON DES JEUNES DU COIN D’ASCOT “LE FLASH”
Youth Organizations
Feel like finding something to do during your free time, being with
friends, and having new experiences? Join us to turn your ideas into
reality, get involved in your neighbourhood, travel, play sports, cook,
participate in lots of projects that interest you, and much more!
Youth have access to a pool table, a foosball table, two computers,
and a lounge with cable television.
INFORMATION
Parc Belvédère, 494, rue Thibault
Stéphan Cyr, Coordinator, 819‑821‑4592
flash@biz.videotron.ca
HOURS
• Monday to Thursday: 5:30 to 9 p.m.
• Friday: 5:30 to 10 p.m.
Summer hours (June 23 to August 22)
• Monday to Thursday: 2:30 to 9 p.m.
• Friday: 2:30 to 10 p.m.
MAISON DES JEUNES AZIMUT NORD
Community life
Over the past 21 years, Azimut Nord has developed an expertise
with youth from the borough. Through contact with significant
adults, youth who spend time at the youth centre have an
opportunity to become active, discerning, and responsible citizens.
HOURS
• Wednesday and Thursday, 6 to 9 p.m.
• Friday and Saturday, 6 to 10 p.m.
• Youth ages 12 to 17 are invited to visit us! We’re located
next to the mini‑putt in Parc Jacques‑Cartier.
INFORMATION
100, rue Marchant
819‑823‑5138
azimutmdj@videotron.ca
CENTRE REGROUPEMENT JEUNESSE ROCK FOREST INC.
1010, rue Germaine‑Guèvremont (behind the borough office)
HOURS
Tuesday to Thursday: 6 to 9 p.m.
Friday: 6 to 10 p.m.
Sunday: 6 to 9 p.m.
The youth centre is a place where you can:
• Play sports
• Participate in discussions
• Obtain help
• Find out about your rights
• Get involved in your community
• Meet significant adults
• Take part in workshops and learn about various themes
• Get homework help
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Examples of activities: Laser Plus party,
water slides, all‑night activities, volunteering,
trip to Quebec City, etc.
We also offer lots of special activities
• Dances
• Hairdressing workshops
• Cooking workshops
• Art and creative activities
• Karaoke
• Music nights
• Movie nights
You can also take part in several funded outings, such as:
• La Ronde
• Village Vacances Valcartier
• Granby Zoo
• Camping
• Rafting excursion
• And much more!
Come check it out and discover our services!
All young people between the ages of 12 and 18 are welcome!
Hall rental
The Centre Regroupement Jeunesse’s hall is available for rental to
host your events (30 to 150 people). For more information, contact
Robert Bouthillier at 819‑822‑0369.
Place des jeunes – Deauville sector
PLUS
Super entertainment nights
Are you between the ages of 8 and 13? Do you feel like having
fun every second Friday night? Look no further! Disco Fridays
are for you!
HOURS
Location: 244, rue Jules‑Richard, Parc Jules‑Richard
Lots of sports activities available (soccer, football,
skateboarding), as well as fun‑filled activities (board games,
improv), and much more!
There is an activity leader onsite ready to welcome you and
provide a friendly ear, if you feel the need.
On the program:
• Theme nights: Hawaiian, the 80s, masquerade ball, etc.
• Fun games: Basketball, foosball, Wii, Xbox Kinect
• Fun contests: Musical chairs, cowboy, lip‑synch, karaoke, etc.
• Lots of prizes to be won!
Cost: $5 at the door
For the date of the next disco, watch for posters in your school
or check out our Facebook page: Maize De Rock Fo
Place des jeunes Ma‑Villa – Saint‑Élie sector
Lots of sports activities available (basketball, soccer, football,
ping pong), as well as fun‑filled activities (board games, improv),
and much more! There is an activity leader onsite ready to
welcome you and provide a friendly ear, if you feel the need.
Youth Organizations – Other Youth Organizations
Borough of Brompton
JEUNESSE ACTIVE DE BROMPTON (JAB)
Financial assistance for projects developed for and by youth
between the ages of 0 and 35
From whom?
An issue table made up of various community stakeholders:
Church, the Maison des arts et de la culture, meals on wheels,
school, the police, the Borough, the Maison des jeunes, the Scouts,
the Optimist Club, donors, etc.
When?
The project approval committee meets three times per year,
and as needed.
Administrative structure
The board of directors meets six times a year.
There are also meetings for members,
such as the Annual General Meeting.
New!
JAB is coordinating the Maillon Ressources project aimed at
enhancing the Ressources Estrie site, with the support of Services
d’accueil, référence, conseil et accompagnement (SARCA) Estrie.
It also hopes to establish cross‑sector communities of practice
focused on guiding youth when they are referred and as they
transition into adulthood. The youth‑focused round tables in the
Estrie region from the various MRCs are also participating!
Community life
HOURS
Monday and Wednesday, 6 to 9 p.m.
Friday, 6 to 10 p.m.
Location: 166, rue des Colibris, Alphonse‑Desjardins room,
Parc de Ma‑Villa
Youth Organizations
CENTRE REGROUPEMENT JEUNESSE ROCK FOREST INC. (continued)
INFORMATION
Benoît Dionne, President, dionneb@csrs.qc.ca
Prisca Gilbert, Coordinator, prisca.gilbert@ville.sherbrooke.qc.ca
133, rue Laval
819‑846‑2757
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Youth Organizations ‑ Other Youth Organizations
Youth Organizations
LOCAL DES JEUNES DES JARDINS‑FLEURIS
The PLACE for youth ages 6 to 11 and 12 to 15!
An organization that offers youth ages 6 to 15 a place to go where
skilled activity leaders listen to them without judgment and provide
support in their day‑to‑day lives.
Getting a move on days
Activity for youth ages 12 to 15. Come see the activity leaders
from the centre to organize sports and physical activities that
interest you.
It’s a happening place!
Activity for youth ages 6 to 15. Come have fun with the activity
leaders in the centre’s backyard, every day of the week after school
and in the early evening. Certain activities are offered on the
weekends. The schedule is posted on the bulletin board behind
the building.
NEW
Family lunch. The youth host their parents! Check out the
program on our Facebook page!
Group dinners
Activity for youth ages 12 to 15. Come cook with other youth
your age and the dynamic activity leaders.
INFORMATION
800, rue des Pompons, Apt. 1
819‑569‑7515
Visit our Facebook page!
Youth Organizations – Other Services for Youth
Community life
CORPS DE CADETS 2449 ROCK FOREST–SAINT‑ÉLIE–DEAUVILLE
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Paramilitary activities for boys and girls ages 12 to 18
Schedule: Friday, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Location: Centre communautaire Optimiste,
Cost: Free (uniform provided by the cadets program)
Note: Free summer camps, possibility of two to six weeks
with training allowance
INFORMATION
Captain Claude Binette, Commander, 819‑346‑6120
Serge LeBlanc, Respondent, 819‑574‑5927
cadets.ca, lcac.qc.ca
cadets‑2449.com
Pride, loyalty, and perseverance
The Army Cadet program offers challenges,
friendship, and adventure. It aims to develop
in youth the attributes of good citizenship and
leadership, to promote a sense of civic responsibility,
and to ensure physical fitness. All of this is carried
out in an environment that develops the ability
to meet many challenges, thanks to the cooperation
of the Canadian Forces.
Youth Organizations ‑ Other Services for Youth
AIR CADET LEAGUE OF CANADA
INFORMATION
819‑564‑5940, ext. 8356
cmdt.67aviation@cadets.gc.ca
escadron67.ca
facebook.com/Escadron67Sherbrooke
THE NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA–QUEBEC DIVISION–
SHERBROOKE BRANCH
The cadet program is for
youth looking to:
Experience new adventures and take part in thrilling
nautical activities. Take part in sports, games, rope
work, swimming, camps, etc.
You’ll also have the opportunity to play a musical instrument (free
loan), face challenges, develop new skills, and make new friends.
A sea of opportunities awaits!
• The Cadet program is the largest youth organization in Canada.
It aims to develop a sense of leadership among youth and
promote physical fitness. Our values are: leadership, teamwork,
self‑discipline, community involvement, a healthy lifestyle, and
respect for oneself, for others, and for the material on loan.
• Opportunity to obtain general first aid and light watercraft
certification, to go boating (sailing, zodiac, whaleboat) and
underwater diving, to take part in marine survival simulations,
to practise first aid, to participate in biathlons, to go paraskiing,
to go on trips, etc.
• Possibility of learning to play a musical instrument (free
instrument loan, concerts, etc.).
• Possibility of attending two to six weeks of summer camp free,
with training allowance.
NAVY LEAGUE CADET CORPS ABÉNAKIS
In October 2015, we’re celebrating the cadet
corps’ 40th anniversary. Join the Navy League family
that provides activities for youth your age.
When: Every Friday, 6:30 p.m.
(September to mid‑June)
Where: 380, rue Dufferin (rear hall of Plymouth‑Trinity Church)
Registration (year round): $100 per year, uniform provided
(value of $400)
INFORMATION
819‑572‑7110 or 819‑347‑6142
sites.google.com/site/cadetsmarinedesherbrooke/
Blog: http://cadetsmarinedesherbrooke.blogspot.ca/
ROYAL CANADIAN SEA CADET CORPS FRONTENAC
The RCSCC Frontenac has been in Sherbrooke
for 50 years! FREE registration starting in early
September and continuing throughout the year.
Come and see for yourself what we have to offer.
Join our team!
When: Every Friday, 6:30 p.m., September to mid‑June
Where: Manège William, 315, rue William
Free registration for youth ages 12 to 18 (full uniform included)
Youth Organizations
SPECIAL ACTIVITY
Come discover the Cadets at the
Galeries Quatre Saisons, on the weekend of
September 4, 5, and 6
Community life
Gliding, flying, orienteering and wilderness survival, team sports,
biathlon, precision shooting, music, first aid, military marching and
parading, public speaking and leadership, summer camps.
Are you between the ages of 12 and 18 and looking for exciting
challenges? Come take part in stimulating activities related to the
world of aviation, music, wilderness survival, and much more!
When: Every Friday, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., September to May
Where: Manège militaire Gaétan‑Côté
Escadron 67 Sherbrooke
INFORMATION
819‑563‑2790, 819‑347‑6142
facebook.com/
groups/197Frontenac/
sites.google.com/site/
cadetsmarinedesherbrooke/
cadetsmarinedesherbrooke.blogspot.ca/
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Organizations for Seniors
Borough of Brompton
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR L’ÉCHO
For seniors interested in group activities, outings, and meeting new people.
Activity
Schedule
Monday, 1 to 4 p.m.
September 14 to December 14
Cards
Cards, led by Mario Fontaine, 819‑345‑8080
Special activity
Corn roast
Cost: Free for members, $5 for non‑members
Location
133, rue Laval
(large room)
Date
Location
August 17 or 19 (to be confirmed)
95, rue Saint‑Joseph
(Chevaliers de Colomb)
Keep an eye out
Keep an eye out
New activities
Activity dates subject to change!
Information: Reina, 819‑846‑0348, Nicole, 819 846‑0153, and Mario, 819‑345‑8080
SERVICE D’ENTRAIDE BÉNÉVOLE DE BROMPTON
A SERVICE FOR EVERYONE! POPOTE ROULANTE DE BROMPTON (MEALS ON WHEELS)
This service is offered to anyone in need of care or assistance. We also help seniors who are becoming dependent or who live on their
own to remain in their homes as long as possible.
Community life
Services
Transportation‑accompaniment: hospital,
dental, medical appointments, etc.
Home visits by volunteers
Hot and balanced meals
Cost: $5 per meal. (Call before 9 a.m.
for a meal the same day)
Schedule
Location
Reserve three days in advance
35, rue du Curé‑LaRocque
Reservation required
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
(delivered between 11:15 a.m. and noon)
Meals delivered by volunteers
Information: Lyne Bergeron Lacharité, 819‑846‑3513 (please leave a voice mail message), leslacharite@cgocable.ca
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR AMITIÉ ST‑SACREMENT
Activity
Schedule
Location
Regular Activities
• Cards
• Bridge
• Dominoes and other games
Thursday, 12:30 to 4 p.m.
Special Activities
Opening lunch
October 8
Community lunch
November 12
End of season and Christmas lunch
December 17
Information: Ginette Rousseau, President, 819‑569‑7687, or 819‑432‑6620 (cell)
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Parc Bureau pavilion
925, rue Walsh
CLUB DES AÎNÉS FLEURI‑EST
Regular activities
• Shuffleboard
• Baseball beanbag toss
• Indoor petanque • Darts
Bingo
Third Thursday of each month
Special activities
Corn roast
Thanksgiving lunch
Halloween lunch
Location
Centre Julien‑Ducharme
1671, chemin Duplessis
Thursday, September 3, noon to 4 p.m.
Thursday, October 8, noon to 4 p.m.
Thursday, November 5, noon to 4 p.m.
Dance
Dance lessons and afternoon dance
Tuesday, 1 to 4 p.m
Information: Léandre Mathieu, President, 819‑566‑8049
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR DES SAGES DE MARIE‑REINE‑DU‑MONDE
Activity
Schedule
Regular activities
Card games
Wednesday, 1 to 4 p.m.,beginning September 9
Special activities
Dinner, Annual General Meeting,
and dance
Thursday, September 17
Dinner and Annual General Meeting, 5 to 7 p.m.
Dancing begins, 7:30 p.m.
Christmas dinner
December 5, 6 p.m.
Location
Parc Bureau pavilion,
Sylvio‑Couture room
925, rue Walsh
Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (subject to room availability)
Instructors: France and Léandre Mathieu
Dance
Information: Pierrette Fernet, President, 819‑569‑8314
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR LA DÉTENTE DU CŒUR‑IMMACULÉ‑DE‑MARIE
Activity
Schedule
Schedule
Location
Community life
Activity
Regular Activities
• Baseball beanbag toss • Cards
• Scrabble and other games
Special Activities
Opening lunch
September 30
Community lunches
October 21
November 18
Christmas lunch
December 9
End of season
December 16
987, rue du Conseil (3rd floor)
(Elevator available)
Information: Ghislaine Blais, Secretary, 819‑346‑0202
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Borough of Fleurimont (continued)
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR LA GAIETÉ DE SAINTE‑FAMILLE
Activity
Schedule
Location
Regular Activities
• Cards
• Beanbag toss and other games
Friday, 12:30 to 4 p.m.
987, rue du Conseil (3rd floor)
(Elevator available)
Special Activities
Opening lunch
September 25
Community lunches
October 30
Christmas lunch
December 11
End of season
December 18
Information: Jeanne d’Arc Desrochers, President, 819‑565‑1320
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR LES BRAVES AMIS DE L’ASSOMPTION
Activity
Schedule
Location
Regular Activities
• Cards
• 500 and Spades
• Shuffleboard
• Dominoes and other games
Tuesday, 12:30 p.m.
Sainte‑Famille church basement
610, rue Papineau
Community life
Special Activities
Opening lunch
October 6
Christmas lunch
December 15
Information: André Piet, President, 819‑878‑3461
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR PLEIN AIR QUATRE‑SAISONS
Activity
Regular Activities
Dancing and dance classes
Disco: Hélène and Gilles Denis
Special Activities
Closing celebration for summer activities
Season launch and beginning of fall
activities
Halloween party
Christmas lunch and end of fall activities
Schedule
Location
Wednesday, 7 to 10 p.m. and
Saturday, 7:30 to 11 p.m.,
Cœur‑Immaculé school gym
330, 15e Avenue Sud
Monday, September 7 (Labour Day)
Parc Victoria
Ti‑Blanc Richard dance floor
Saturday, September 19
Saturday, October 31
Cœur‑Immaculé‑de‑Marie school gym
330,15e Avenue Sud
Sunday, December 20, 11:30 a.m.
Information: Jean Dupuis, President, 819‑569‑6051 or Marcel Vachon, Vice‑President, 819‑346‑2867
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Centre Julien‑Ducharme
1671, chemin Duplessis
MISSION
To promote and coordinate mutual support services and volunteer
work to help seniors and those with physical disabilities remain in
their homes.
CLIENTELE
English‑speaking and French‑speaking individuals ages 65 and up
living in the Borough of Lennoxville, Waterville, North Hatley, and
Canton de Hatley.
SERVICES
• Meals on wheels: Balanced meals delivered to the homes of
those with reduced autonomy or who are convalescing
• Transportation‑accompaniment: For medical, legal,
and bank visits
• Friendly visits: Weekly visits with seniors in need of moral
support or company
• Caregiver support: Group support and individual follow‑ups
• OPALS activity group: Weekly adapted physical fitness session
followed by an information session and friendly discussion
• Prevention programs: To prevent falls, abuse, etc.
• Foot care clinic
• Blood pressure clinic
• Documents and information on community and
government resources
Volunteer at Community Aid and make a difference in a
senior’s life. We are always in need of volunteers. Come
join our dynamic team! Contact us for more information
regarding our services or to volunteer.
INFORMATION
164, rue Queen, Suite 104
819‑821‑4779
LENNOXVILLE & DISTRICT COMMUNITY AID
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR LES CŒURS JOYEUX DE L’IMMACULÉE‑CONCEPTION
Activity
Location
Monday, September 14
Weekly get‑togethers: Cards, darts
Monday, 1 to 4 p.m.
Apple season celebration
Monday, October 26
St. Catherine’s Day celebration
Monday, November 30
Christmas lunch
Monday, December 14
Immaculée‑Conception church basement
320‑A, rue de Mère‑Teresa
Membership: $6
Information: Marcelle Morin, President, 819‑562‑1165, Claudette Beaudoin, Secretary‑Treasurer, 819‑346‑1755
CLUB LES COPAINS DE L’ÂGE D’OR DU PRÉCIEUX SANG
Activity
Schedule
Activities begin
Location
Weekly get‑togethers: Card games, darts,
baseball beanbag toss, dominoes, cribbage
Bingo
Community life
Activities begin
Schedule
First Thursday of each month
10 to 11:30 a.m., followed by lunch
Opening lunch
Thursday, October 1
Light lunch
Thursday, November 5
Christmas lunch
Thursday, December 3
Holiday break begins
Thursday, December 17
Précieux‑Sang church hall
785, rue Thibault
Information: Françoise Lévesque, President, 819‑569‑3714
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CENTRE D’ACTIVITÉS RÉCRÉATIVES DES AÎNÉS ET AUTRES GÉNÉRATIONS
DE SHERBROOKE (CARAGS)
Regular activities resume: September 14
Back‑to‑school celebration: Saturday, September 19, 10 a.m.
Saturday Activities
Time
Cost
10 a.m. (four games with
player substitutions)
$6
1 p.m. (three games with
no player substitutions)
$5
Petanque
(split into three‑player teams)
Every Saturday (see program)
Registration 30 minutes
before the activity begins
Tony‑Pinard tournament
October 10
Registration 30 minutes before
the activity begins
10 a.m.
$8
Bingo
Twice a month (see program)
7 p.m.
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Date
Time
Cost
Cribbage
Every second Sunday (see program)
1:15 p.m.
$6
Dominoes
Every second Sunday (see program)
1 p.m.
$2
Date
Time
Cost
Daily
Registration from 12:15 to 12:45 p.m.
1 p.m.
Varies
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
Registration from 6:15 to 6:45 p.m.
7 p.m.
Varies
Tuesday and Thursday
1 p.m.
$2
Darts – Evening
Friday
7 p.m.
$5
Baseball beanbag toss –
Afternoon
Friday
1 p.m.
$2
Thursday
1 p.m.
$2
Sunday Activities
Weekday Activities
Petanque – Afternoons
Community life
Date
Petanque – Evenings
Darts – Day
Beanbag toss – Day
Membership: $20 for Sherbrooke residents ($30 for non‑residents)
Non‑members pay $2 more per activity.
Detailed program available at the CARAGS.
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Duplicate bridge
and other games
Bridge
Location
Every Monday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Basement of Armand‑Nadeau pavilion
Parc Jacques‑Cartier, 220, rue Marchant
Résidence du Monastère, 861, rue de l'Ontario
Every Wednesday, noon to 5 p.m.
Résidence du Monastère, 861, rue de l’Ontario
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR DE SAINT‑BONIFACE
Activity
Darts
Location
Every Tuesday, 1 p.m.
Cards, pool, baseball beanbag toss, dance
lessons, shuffleboard, Scrabble, etc.
Saint‑Boniface church basement
75, rue Morris
Every Thursday, 1 to 4 p.m.
Bingo lunch
Third Thursday of each month
Dance
Every Sunday, 6:30 to 10 p.m.
Every Wednesday
Beginner: 1 to 2 p.m.
Intermediate and advanced:
2:15 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Dance lessons
Every Monday and Wednesday
12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Bridge
Shuffleboard
Every Tuesday and Wednesday, 1:30 to 4 p.m.
Centre communautaire et culturel
Françoise‑Dunn
2050‑B, boul. de Portland
Bernard‑Bonneau room
Parc André‑Viger’s Jean‑Byrns building
3275, rue Richard
General information: 819‑434‑1093
Information – bridge: 819‑564‑1486 or 819‑346‑1828
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR DE SAINT‑CHARLES‑GARNIER
Activity
Location
Every Friday, 1 to 4 p.m.
Centre communautaire et culturel Françoise‑Dunn
2050‑B, boul. de Portland, Rooms 122‑123
Every Monday, 1 to 4 p.m.
Saint‑Charles‑Garnier church hall
3710, rue Charles‑Hamel
Monday, December 14
Centre communautaire et culturel Françoise‑Dunn
2050‑B, boul. de Portland, Rooms 120‑121
Baseball beanbag toss
Card games
Lunches
Community life
Activity
CLUB D’ÂGE D’OR PERPÉTUEL‑SECOURS
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Borough of Jacques‑Cartier (continued)
CLUB “PLEIN AIR” ÂGE D’OR DU PARC JACQUES‑CARTIER
Activity
Bridge
Tuesday and Friday, noon
Beginner bridge lessons
Location
Wednesday, noon
Swiss bridge
September 27 and November 15
Every Thursday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. (room 105‑106)
and 7 to 9 p.m. (room 105‑106)
Beginner dance
Every Thursday, 3 to 4 p.m. (room 105‑106)
and 7 to 9 p.m. (room 103)
Intermediate dance
Annual General Meeting
Armand‑Nadeau pavilion
220, rue Marchant
(Parc Jacques‑Cartier)
October 25
Dance: December 10
Bridge: December 13
Christmas dinner
Information: 819‑820‑9664 (bridge) or 819‑843‑1425 (dance)
Community life
CLUB FADOQ DE ROCK FOREST
Activity and Cost
Schedule
Location
Weekly get‑togethers, lunch followed by games
(shuffleboard, indoor petanque, baseball beanbag
toss, beanbag toss, cards, Scrabble)
Cost: $23 membership, includes discount booklet
and the Virage magazine
Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Activities begin and reunion
Thursday, September 24, 11:30 a.m.
Membership renewal and registration
for new members
10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m.
Bingo
1:30 p.m., beginning October 1
Monthly breakfast
8:30 a.m., beginning October 1
Restaurant Eggsfruits
4200, rue King Ouest
Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., beginning September 8
Friday, 9:30 a.m., beginning August 28
Salon de quilles Memphré
85, rue Pomerleau, Magog
Wednesday, 1 p.m.
Salon de quilles de l’Estrie
Promenades King, 2299, rue King Ouest
Saturday, November 14, 6 p.m.
Sunday, December 13, 11:30 a.m.
Bowling (tenpin)
Registration: Jean‑Paul Nolet, 819‑821‑3373
Bowling (duckpin)
Dinner and evening of fun
Christmas lunch
Information: Normand Lacasse, Vice‑President, 819‑564‑1208, direction@fadoqrockforest.org, fadoqrockforest.org
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CLUB LES PAYSANS SAINT‑ÉLIE‑D’ORFORD
Schedule
Weekly get‑togethers (500, canasta)
Cost: $20 membership, includes discount booklet
and the Virage magazine
Activities: $1 for members, $2 for non‑members
Card tournaments
Cost: $2 for members, $3 for non-members
Location
300, rue du Conseil
(entrée sur la rue Murray)
819 565‑1066
First Sunday of each month, 1:30 to 4 p.m.
Year round, beginning September 13
Indoor petanque and beanbag toss
Cost: To be determined
Start date to be determined
Introduction to computers
Duration: To be determined
Registration required: 819‑580‑7863
The schedule will be determined based
on the number of registrations.
Information: Jean‑Claude Grégoire, President, 819‑580‑7863
Activity and Cost
LOISIRS FORESTOIS 50 ANS ET PLUS
Schedule
Weekly get‑togethers (dominoes,
baseball beanbag toss, pool, and cards)
Cost: $7 membership, $3 activities (includes snack)
Cribbage, 500, pool
Tuesday, 1 p.m.
Friday dances
Beginning November 13
Dance lesson, 6:30 p.m.
Dance, 7 p.m.
Bowling (duckpin)
Jocelyne Ménard, 819‑346‑3201
Friday, 1 p.m.
Beginning in September
Dinner and dancing
Sunday, October 4
and December 6 5:30 p.m.
Christmas lunch
Wednesday, December 16
New Year’s Eve party
Celebration and dancing
Location
Salon de quilles de l’Estrie
Promenades King, 2299, rue King Ouest
Community life
Activity and Cost
Thursday, December 31, 8 p.m.
Information: Jocelyne Ménard, President, 819‑346‑3201, please leave a voice mail message
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Other services for seniors
ACTIVITY CENTRE FOR PEOPLE 50+ 300, rue du Conseil (entrance on Rue Murray)
Sherbrooke QC J1G 1J4
819‑565‑1066
Discover a living environment promoting health, well‑being, and fulfillment for people aged 50 and over. Sercovie offers a varied
and accessible program that enables individuals to remain active and healthy.
FALL 2015 SESSION
Registration begins September 2, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Indoor fitness classes
Energy cardio, getting back in shape, regular or light physical
activity, mixed, stretching, etc.
Outdoors
Walking club, Nordic walking, mountain hiking, Mont cardio
Adapted activities
Diabetes, osteoporosis, active heart, kilo‑actif for weight
management, back and knee health
Community life
Activities for people ages 65 and up
Fall prevention program, Aînés en action for active seniors
Aquatic activities
Aquafitness, aquajogging, swimming
Movement and expression
Line dancing, Zumba, Pilates, yoga, tai‑chi, Qi gong, etc.
Language classes
English, Spanish
Art and handicrafts
Watercolour, acrylic, art fusion, imitation stained glass, knitting
Community activities
Library, bingo, afternoon dancing, Scrabble, Skip‑Bo, duckpin
bowling, the “Mélodies d’antan” choir, and the “Mains agiles” group
*NEW* NEW* NEW*
Physical fitness evaluation and prescription of exercises to do at home.
Come meet our team of kinesiologists!
Volunteering at Sercovie is an enriching and rewarding experience.
We are always in need of volunteers. Come join our dynamic team!
Visit our Web site at www.sercovie.org or follow us on Facebook!
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