Quebec 4-H is a community based organization, which is dedicated to developing life skills such as leadership, cooperation, responsibility and independence for the English-speaking rural youth of Quebec through achievement and skill development. 4-H is an exciting organization for youth aged 6 to 25, where members belong to a club, enroll in projects with other members and learn from the guidance of volunteer leaders. 4-H understands that youth want to be involved, accepted, valued and heard. The program has a focus on providing as much variety and choice to youth and adults as possible through a wide array of projects and activities at local, provincial, national and even international levels.

Academos is an app designed to find various jobs.

The Alberta Mentoring Partnership is dedicated to the success of mentoring organizations and programs across the province. They offer tools and resources to help mentors contribute to children’s better health and well-being.

The Alberta Mentoring Partnership is dedicated to the success of mentoring organizations and programs across the province. They offer tools and resources to help mentors contribute to children’s better health and well-being.

The organization work year-round to support and educate youth to become active and contributing citizens in Canada's democracy by presenting meaningful and engaging initiatives and programming.

Big Brothers Big Sisters offers mentorship programs that connect youth facing challenges with trained adult mentors, fostering resilience and social skills to help them navigate life’s challenges.

Black Theatre Workshop is an award-winning English-speaking Montreal theatre company that offers school tours during Black History Month and engages young audiences with diverse shows. Their annual Artist Mentorship Program supports emerging Black and people-of-colour artists toward sustainable careers.

The Canadian Association of Black Journalists believes Black journalists must work together to diversify newsrooms, to increase the number of Black media professionals in management positions in Canada and to educate and inspire a new generation of young Black journalists.

Sometimes, families need financial assistance to get their kids into a sport or physical activity. They're committed to helping all families access a range of activities, from boxing to bowling and skating to skiing, and more. To be eligible for funding for one or more children, families must first meet specific financial criteria as per Revenue Canada’s Low-Income Cut-Offs (LICO) chart. Further, children must fall between the ages of 4 - 18 years old.

Céda focuses on popular education and youth activities to improve the living conditions of residents in Montreal’s Southwest borough.

The Bon Courage Community Centre is a welcoming space that supports residents of the Hodge-Carré Benoît area by co-developing projects that promote personal, social, and community development.

The organization aims to offer recreational activities for all ages, keep seniors engaged, support early childhood development, provide homework help, foster community belonging, and promote newcomer integration and French language learning through inclusive, community-based programs.

The organization provides leisure activities for all age groups, supports early childhood development, keeps seniors engaged, offers homework help, fosters community belonging, promotes newcomer integration and francization, and develops new community projects.

The Centre Lasallien is a socio-educational center focused on the holistic development of youth, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds. It supports social and academic success by providing a stimulating environment that encourages youth to become engaged, responsible citizens.

Chalet KENT is a youth-centered space for ages 11 to 18, where youth and adults collaborate to create a safe, creative environment. Through art and activism programs, it empowers youth to explore, learn, and develop critical thinking skills

CCS offers a range of youth and family programs, including social skills development (Friendship Club), resilience and conflict management (Lion’s Roar), and girls’ empowerment. They also provide parent-child workshops like Mother Goose, Early Head Start (0–5 years), Little Learner (ages 2–5), and Family Matters, a parent education and support program.

The Côtes-des-Neiges Black Community Association offers culturally rich programs tailored to support the health and well-being of youth, families, and seniors. Their activities include teen leadership, summer and March Break camps, weekend programs, father-child basketball, and family strengthening initiatives.

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 Intergenerational Community Centre provides diverse community and cultural activities, featuring a reception hall, dance studio, five music studios, a 90-seat café, and the Outremont Arena.

Community Centre for youth focusing on school perseverance, employment, and civil engagement.

This Toolkit was designed for community groups and organizations who would like to host a family literacy event, but don't know where to start. It provides resources, a planning guide, and the best practices for this type of event.

LCSM supports personal growth and lifelong learning by offering cultural, sports, and recreational activities for all ages. Guided by principles of simplicity, efficiency, and transparency, LCSM focuses on leading priority projects in the Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough.

Loisirs Sportifs CDN-NDG aims to sustainably foster an active and healthy community by encouraging residents to adopt and maintain healthy lifestyles.

MDJ-RDP offers free recreational, educational support, and delinquency prevention programs for youth aged 12 to 17, supervised by caring staff who help teens develop skills and build their future.

Youth centers are volunteer-run community spaces where young people aged 12 to 17 engage with adults to develop into active, responsible, and critical citizens.

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

Mosaik focuses on children’s overall development, especially language skills and school readiness. They support parents by helping build confidence and parenting skills. Inclusive and welcoming to all families—including new immigrants and refugees—they foster community bonds and friendship. Mosaik maintains core programs but adapts quickly to community needs, providing comprehensive services especially for vulnerable, isolated, or marginalized families.

Trains coaches to serve as both sports mentors and positive role models for youth. Each coach typically supports around 12 young people annually, creating a ripple effect of positive change in both the sports and education sectors. The youth involved in the program also go on to positively influence their own communities.

Provides a welcoming space for women and families of all backgrounds. They focus on community-building, inclusion, and empowerment, particularly through grassroots, youth-led programs. Their youth initiatives include high school programs, the South Asian Youth Collective, advocacy, summer camps, and a dedicated youth library.

Promotes recreation, sports, education, and social activities to support individuals, families, and community well-being. It serves as a community advocate, provides quality training, and responds to evolving community needs. The Centre collaborates with local government to manage community spaces, run day camps, support non-profits, and ensure a healthy, balanced lifestyle for residents.

Encourages engagement in activities that strengthen skills in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and sports—offering opportunities for growth, creativity, and teamwork for all age groups.

Offers children aged 5 to 12 a safe and enriching environment with a mix of educational and recreational activities. Led by experienced instructors, the program includes excursions, sports, swimming, horticulture, arts & crafts, theatre, and visits to amusement parks, museums, and water parks.

Serves participants from kindergarten to grade 11 with a mix of academic and socio-recreational programs throughout the year. It focuses on developing interpersonal skills like empathy and social responsibility through monthly themes, special events, and community projects. Programs include after-school activities, high school perseverance, Ped-days, Fly Fridays, youth cooperative, weekend events, March Break camp, early literacy, and high school preparation.

Values social inclusion and community engagement above all. They take pride in their roots and strive to ensure families in neighborhoods like Côte-des-Neiges can fully benefit from their community. By increasing access to the Westhaven facility, they aim to foster social innovation, strengthen their local impact, and promote intergenerational connections among children, parents, grandparents, and other family members.

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.

Is a charity focused on supporting youth perseverance, career guidance, employability, and civic engagement. They create innovative experiential learning projects that connect schools with the community. These interdisciplinary programs run during class time and extracurricular hours throughout the school year, developed collaboratively with youth, schools, teachers, and community members.

The vision on Y4Y is that English-speaking youth will have a vehicle to take a leadership role in their community, to inspire their peers to become involved and active members of society, to liaise with and engage the French-speaking community, and to mobilize the broader English-speaking community around issues that impact the community’s vitality. They work to share information on resources, training and networking opportunities, and employment/career services for English-speaking youth (ages 16-30) via outreach to communities throughout Québec. They support youth in accessing resources and networks through the help of regional ambassadors throughout Québec. Finally, they offer networking opportunityes for English-speaking youth in Québec.