• Our goal: a safe, welcoming and inclusive school environment
Hello, are you looking for something in particular?

Other sources of information

ASPQ - In French only

Association pour la santé publique du Québec

This independent organization brings together citizen and organizational partners to prioritize health sustainability through prevention. The association supports social and economic development in Quebec by promoting a sustainable notion of health and well-being. The long-term vision of the organization is that, while medical care should be provided to the entire population, prevention should be encouraged to keep the population healthy.

In the context of diversity, the CIPCD aspires to be an interface between the education and research communities to develop and consolidate the pedagogical and psychosocial expertise of staff members, in relation to be the educational mission and the urban environment. The centre fits in with the CSSMB’s “Living Together in French” orientation.

CIPCD - In French only

Centre d’intervention pédagogique en contexte de diversité

This centre for applied research in schools is the result of an innovative partnership between the faculties of education of the University of Montréal and the University of Québec (Montréal), as well as the InterActions research centre and the Sherpa University Institute

CIUSSS Centre-Ouest - In French only

Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux du Centre-Ouest-de-l'Île-de-Montréal

Under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS), several programmes and services are offered for critical and crisis situations:
  • Polarisation Clinic;
  • Family Crisis;
  • Drugs, Alcohol and Gambling;
  • Young People in Crisis.

In French only

Chaire de recherche Bienêtre à l’école et prévention de la violence

The goal of Laval University’s Research Chair for Well-being in School and the Prevention of Violence is to study, better understand, and document violence prevention in schools. The site identifies research findings, articles, documents, best practices, projects, and links on this subject.

Éducaloi

The mission of this neutral, independent organization is to make the law accessible to all and to develop the Québec population’s legal competencies. Éducaloi provides vetted resources for the population at large, school staff, and students.

CQJDC - In French only

Comité québécois pour les jeunes en difficulté de comportement

The purpose of this committee is to promote the well-being of young people from 0 to 25 years of age with behavioural, social, emotional, and learning difficulties and to improve the quality of services they receive.

IRIPII - In French only

Institut de recherche sur l’immigration et sur les pratiques interculturelles et inclusives

The IRIPI is one of the rare immigration and intercultural and inclusive relations organizations in Québec that has the capacity to create projects that cover nearly all the stages required to develop innovative social practices, owing to its ability to interface between research and practical settings.

Institut Pacifique

This institute develops and implements skills in conflict resolution and the teaching of social competencies. By equipping children and teenagers for harmonious relationships, its tried-and-tested programmes and services influence all aspects of the climate of a given setting and have an impact on the academic and personal pathways of thousands of young people every year.

Kids Help Phone

Canada’s only 24/7 e-mental health service offering free, multilingual and confidential support to help all young people. This means that we’re here for kids, teens and young adults from coast to coast to coast.

Kids Help Phone also offers a mental health website with over 400 resources including videos, games and tools to help young people learn more about their well-being and Feel Out Loud.

RÉCIT - In French only

Réseau Éducation Collaboration Innovation Technologie

The RÉCIT focuses on student competency development through technology integration. The network fulfills its mandate by training, supporting and assisting teachers, at the same time as developing a culture of networking and sharing.

Sherpa – University Institute

The Sherpa team is comprised of university researchers and clinicians from diverse disciplinary backgrounds, as well as practitioner-researchers, research professionals, students, and interns from various fields.

Their research, evaluation, and knowledge mobilization activities are conducted in close collaboration with practice settings and various institutional and community partners, aiming to advance knowledge and develop better practices in frontline intervention in multi-ethnic contexts.

Guides and manuals from SHERPA University Institute

Various resources related to prevention and intervention in situations of polarization are available on this site.

The YMCAs of Québec

The YMCA is a charitable organization that helps people unlock their potential so that they can thrive, become leaders, and give back to their community.

SUPPORT line

Our goal is to support, accompany, and respond to the needs from all of Quebec families and school teams who wish to discuss their concerns related to armed violence.

The services are provided by a professional team whose members come from various backgrounds and who have a variety of skills that allow them to use their unique expertise to prevent armed violence and to support affected families and parents

SEXTO You don’t have to share everything

The SEXTO project is a partnership between schools, police forces, and the Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions (DCPP), to promote prevention and raise awareness among elementary and high school students as regards the growing phenomenon of sexting.

It also offers an innovative intervention method to quickly and effectively counter this scourge and limit the significant repercussions it can entail.

Tel-jeunes

Guides Quebec’s youth through their everyday discoveries, first experiences, questions, and difficulties. From little questions to what feel like insurmountable problems, Tel-jeunes is there.