CHAPOP aims to prevent school dropout and promote perseverance in studies by academic support, also promoting science and technology. They offer tutoring programs for youth as well as educational outings to museums.
DESTA provides culturally relevant workforce development for people with limited work experience or gaps in employment, offering workshops on employability and soft skills, individual counseling, and temporary paid work placements with on-site training.
The DBYLC aims to develop honest, kind youth and positive leaders through educational, preventive, and leadership activities. They provide a safe, supervised space with mentorship and programs like summer camp, youth zone, and tutoring to nurture trustworthy friendships and community involvement.
F.A.C.E.S supports all youth, especially vulnerable and at-risk individuals facing challenges like homelessness or disabilities, by helping them develop the skills and support needed for positive life changes and success.
The school support program offers structured, after-school tutoring for children aged 6 to 17 facing academic challenges. Through small group workshops, facilitators provide personalized guidance, helping students build confidence and improve their learning through small, consistent successes.
LEARN (Leading English Education and Resource Network) is a non-profit educational organization with a mandate to serve the English-speaking community of Quebec. LEARN accomplishes this by offering a wide range of resources and services at no charge. These services and resources include elementary and secondary level teaching tools and content; professional learning; community, school, and parental support; as well as a full range of online services through the LEARN Virtual Campus.
Literacy Quebec is a network that connects and represents community-based literacy organizations, empowering people, impacting lives, and building a stronger society.
The MDFSL's Après l’école program provides homework help and recreational activities for children aged 6 to 12, promoting healthy habits, a positive attitude toward school, and improved self-esteem.
Maison d'Haïti supports Haitian, Afro-descendant, and immigrant communities by welcoming, educating, integrating, and improving their living conditions. It promotes their rights and active participation in society through programs focused on education, family, women, integration, youth, and the arts, fostering social, economic, and cultural inclusion
It is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting girls’ academic and social perseverance by using creativity as a means of intervention.
Native Montreal partners with Homework Zone to provide free weekly Zoom homework help for youth aged 10 to 16. Homework Zone is an after-school program offering tutoring, workshops, and mentoring through McGill University student volunteers.
The award-winning Pathways to Education Program provides the supports youth need to overcome the barriers they face and graduate from high school. These supports include: tailored student plan, tutoring, social support, mentoring, finacial support, planning for life after school.
RECLAIM provides free and confidential literacy services to the English-speaking population of greater Montreal. Using trained volunteers, the organization focuses on providing tutoring services tailored to individual learners' needs in an understanding and supportive environment. Their focus is mainly on adult learners, that is learners who could not attend classes due to ill-health, child care considerations, work schedule difficulties or other factors.
Share the Warmth’s Tutoring program began in 2010 to address the high dropout rate in Point Saint-Charles, one of Quebec’s highest. Noticing a rise in learning disabilities among participants, they created a specialized tutoring program in 2021 to better meet the community’s evolving needs.
Works closely with families to support children’s academic success daily. They help children develop study tools and effective strategies to boost perseverance and graduation rates. Their program also includes personal development through sports, themed workshops, and creative expression opportunities.
Whether you want your child to learn a new language or to improve his or her language skills, the YMCA International Language School is here to help. Their qualified and dedicated teachers help children of all levels learn or improve their language skills. To make sure young students acquire strong conversational skills, they offer multi-level programs that complement their regular school programs.
Provides social inclusion and reintegration services for offenders and individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness. They also run a TeenZone for 12- to 17-year-olds featuring sports, recreation, leadership activities, homework help, and support for suspended students. Additionally, the YMCA offers activities for children aged 6 to 12 and early childhood development programs.