Find a Program

Find a Program Near You!

At the GLC, we know that providing activities and services depends on partnership, especially with a territory as large as ours! On this page, we provide you with the resources to find out what may be happening in your area.

Libraries

Looking for a Library? Please consult the following list from Le Réseau BIBLIO GÎM to find a library near you! Even libraries without an English collection should be able to help you find resources online or through Inter-library loans.

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AMI-QC

AMI-Quebec is a non-profit organization that helps families manage the effects of mental illness through support, education, guidance, and advocacy. All of their programs are free! Check out their website to learn more about these activities.

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Bright Beginnings

Bright Beginnings grew from a collaboration between Vision, CASA, and CAMI and has grown across the province. It focuses on providing support, resources, and activities for young children and families. Find out more here!

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Vision

Vision Gaspé-Percé Now offers a multitude of programming options in the Gaspé and Percé areas. You can find out more about their available programs on their website and their Facebook page.

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NSCA

Explore programs with the North Shore Community Association on their website. They service the Anglophone population on Quebec's north shore. Look for their family literacy activities!

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CASA

The Committee for Anglophone Social Action serves Anglophones in the Baie des Chaleurs area, and throughout the Gaspé Peninsula. You can find more about their programs on their website.

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Family Ties

Family Ties offers programs for children and youth in the New Carlisle area, as well as food security services, family support, literacy programs, and more! Full details are available on their website.

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CAMI

Servicing the Magdalen Islands, the Council for Anglophone Magdalen Islanders provides health and social services, as well as community engagement opportunities, to the Anglophone population they service. Head over here for more info!

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Interested?

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