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Perseverance and motivation
How can I encourage my child to persevere in school? How can I keep him motivated in school?
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CAMI
The Council for Anglophone Magdalen Islanders (CAMI) is a regional association that has been assisting the English-speaking community of the Magdalen Islands for over 30 years.
CAMI’s programming is built on core funding through the Department of Canadian Heritage Official Language Minority Community program. The development and delivery of programs and services promote and facilitate the active participation and integration of English-speakers in the Islands and in Québec society as a whole. The core funding received from Canadian Heritage is the foundation of the organization, helping leverage the additional financial and in-kind support required to build sound infrastructure for an effective community development organization.
1 ( 418) 985-2116
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Youth Fusion
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To lower school dropout rates by creating continuous ties between the school system and the community, in order to involve at-risk youth in innovative and meaningful educational projects that contribute to their learning, their qualifications, and their social integration.
For every child to achieve educational success by having the opportunity to discover, nurture and express their abilities, with the support of the school ecosystem and the community.
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1 888 505-1010
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Montréal hooked on school
MONTREAL HOOKED ON SCHOOL (MHS) IS A REGIONAL ORGANIZATION OF 33 MEMBERS IN DIFFERENT SECTORS WHO ARE WORKING TO PROMOTE THE SCHOOL PERSEVERANCE AND SUCCESS OF YOUNG PEOPLE.
With support from its members, Montreal Hooked on School:
- uses a territorial approach to support school perseverance actions in the most vulnerable neighbourhoods,
- promotes linkages among stakeholders and the cohesiveness of actions,
- documents, promotes and disseminates information relevant to actions that encourage school perseverance and success,
- supports the improvement of evaluation strategies.
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1 (819) 704-0799
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Family Ties
Over the past 24 years, Family Ties has become firmly rooted in the community it serves. People of all ages take part in the various programs, volunteer their time, make donations and, as members, take part in the democratic life of the organization.
The contributions made by our volunteers and members are especially valued and we are proud of their accomplishments, both individually and as a team.
1 (418) 752-7265
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Hooked on school days
Hooked on School Days is a time when Montreal re-focuses on one of its most important issues: encouraging young people to stay in school.
Held annually throughout Québec in February, Hooked on School Days (HSD) are a special occasion to highlight the importance of staying in school, for the well-being of both individual students and society as a whole. HSD also celebrate the vital work of those who help young people fulfill their potential.
Réseau réussite Montréal has coordinated Hooked on School Days in Montreal with great pride since HSD Montreal first began in 2011.
1 (514) 286–2346
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Espace Parents
To better support your child in their educational and career orientation.
Espace parents was designed to help Quebec parents better understand what their adolescents are experiencing by offering them tools to support their children in their personal and identity development throughout their high school studies.
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(1 800) 363-2643
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Advance My Leadership
We encourage students to explore their interests, pursue their talents and generate passion while developing effective tools to lead.
ENDEAVOUR is an 8 week personal development program for young people to gain the tools, skills and agency to lead.
skills for academic and life success
effective leadership skills
meaningful experience and impact
We work to provide the tools, training and challenges necessary to foster continuous success in the classroom and beyond as young leaders construct healthy lives.