NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRÂCE COMMUNITY COUNCIL

"Our goal is to create a safe, positive environment in which there is always room for and movement towards improvement and growth. We take great pride in our programs at Loyola Center, we promote respectful treatment of others and a strong sense of belonging. Our participants, parents, staff, volunteers and guests are ambassadors who invite others to visit the center based on their own experiences and to become a part of the Loyola Family. Every individual is encouraged to take on the challenges of personal growth, while contributing to the growth of Loyola Center." 

The Loyola Center provides educational, cultural, social recreational and community programs to the children, adolescents and adults of the community. We aim to ensure the needs of the community are met through providing access to quality programming, delivered in partnership with educational institutions, community organizations, and programs and services offered by various levels of government.

The mission of the MAB-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre is to maximize our clients’ autonomy and community participation in order to improve their quality of life.

Working in a collaborative and interdisciplinary fashion this mission is realized through the provision of specialized and ultra-specialized adaptation, rehabilitation, and social integration services to people with a significant and persistent disability.

The Centre’s clients include children and youth with motor impairments or communication disorders, and people of all ages who are Deaf, hard-of-hearing or who have a visual impairment. In conjunction with our clinical mission, the Centre is committed to participating in the education of healthcare professionals and conducting applied research in the field of rehabilitation.

In addition to providing services in French and English, MAB-Mackay is designated by the Ministry of Health and Social Services as an establishment providing services in English to the population of Montréal and the Lanaudière, Laval, Montérégie and Northern Québec regions.

Offrir aux locataires vulnérables de Notre-Dame-de-Grâce un service de proximité d’information, de soutien et d’empowerment.

Le service d’aide aux locataires vulnérables de Notre-Dame-de-Grâce est un service de proximité d’information sur les droits et responsabilités des locataires. Il favorise également la justice sociale, l’empowerment, l’information et l’éducation, la défense des droits individuels et collectifs des locataires de NDG.

Afin de rejoindre les locataires les plus vulnérables du quartier, et favoriser la proximité des services, nous avons choisi d’offrir nos services à même les installations de nos partenaires qui sont fréquentés par ces locataires dans les secteurs défavorisés de NDG. Présentement nos services sont offerts au Conseil Communautaire NDG, au Dépôt alimentaire NDG et au Centre Communautaire Walkley.

Depuis 1976, le Groupe CDH a réalisé plus de 6 000 unités, soit près de 220 projets, sous la forme de coopératives d’habitation ou d’OBNL dans la région montréalaise.

Gère-Loge administre près de 750 unités de logement à Montréal. Cette société veille à maximiser le taux d’occupation, à maintenir les immeubles en bon état, à percevoir les loyers et à rédiger tous les rapports financiers nécessaires.

Le groupe conseil en développement de l’habitation le Groupe CDH, est un organisme à but non lucratif (OBNL) qui œuvre dans le domaine de l’économie sociale.
Son équipe est composée d’un groupe de ressources techniques (GRT), d’architectes et de Gère-Loge, une société en gestion d’immeubles.

Comité Jeunesse de Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (CJNDG) provides a meeting place for community and cultural groups, as well as sports clubs from the NDG and Côte-des-Neiges areas. In addition CJNDG provides administrative support for these groups.

CJNDG is committed to delivering excellent services for the community and has provided special events equipment and expertise to many organisations throughout the borough of NDG and Côte-des-Neiges.
Today, CJNDG employs 6 regular staff and 89 part-time employees, the majority of whom are young local people who provide direct services to the community through day camps and supervision of community facilities.

CONTACTS: 514.872.6055 | cjndg.bureau@gmail.com |   http://www.cjndg.org