Strong and coordinated Black Community
We believe that a strong, effective, and coordinated Black community based response can better protect Black children, support families, and strengthen communities.
We are building what
Black Community should be
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Our vision is to be a resource to members of the Black community in the Greater Montreal Area through the development of a network of organizations, experts and community members advocating for the healthy development and vitality of the Black community.
ACDPN Programs
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Alliance for Community Adaptation
We improve the outcomes of English-speaking Black families who have been signaled to youth protection through an innovative and equitable co-intervention model.
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Network Partnership Initiative (NPI)
We promote the health and well-being of Quebec’s minority English-speaking communities by improving and maintaining their access to the full range of Health and Social Services.
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Outreach Programs
We connect with members of the English-speaking Black community to strengthen our ties and empower them to access the services that they need.
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Enhancing Regional Community Capacity (ERCC)
We provide educational support for children and parents in English-speaking Black families who are being educated in the Francophone school system.
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McGill Partnership
We work in partnership with McGill University to increase access to health and social services in English and build bridges between health professionals and and our community.
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Policy Programs
We increase access to culturally adapted support and prevention services in English to better address the needs of the English-speaking Black community in Montreal.