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Entraide Plus Registration for fall 2023 activities

Activity registration

It’s time to sign up for activities starting January 26!Let’s make our hearts sparkle in unison with great activities and stimulating courses. Here’s what awaits: Web Aînés 2.0, one-on-one training:

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We're looking for volunteers for odd jobs!

Volunteers for odd jobs

We’re looking for volunteers! Give a helping hand to seniors in your community! L’Entraide Plus is an active, supportive living environment dedicated to seniors and their caregivers. We have an

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Caregivers' Week

National Caregivers Week

From November 2 to 8, it’s your turn to be spoiled! For this special week, we’re celebrating with an invigorating program. We look forward to meeting you! Thank you for

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Christmas dinner

Music with Stéphane St-Pierre, DJ FX See you on Friday, December 12at 11:30am, doors open at 11am! Traditional meal with music, dancing and entertainment, surprises, prize draws and much more!

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First Friday lunch at Entraide Plus

Lunch of the month

Following the success of our recent traditional lunch, and by popular demand, our chefs Robert and sous-chef Valentina have decided to do it again.And yes, this same menu will be

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In the news

Subsidies for assistance to seniors: Quebec finds Ottawa's attitude "disgusting

Subsidies for assistance to seniors: Quebec calls Ottawa’s attitude “disgusting

Véronique Prince, Radio-Canada Info, published September 19, 2024

For months, community organizations have been paying the price of a dispute between Ottawa and Quebec over subsidies for seniors’ projects. While the two governments accuse each other of holding a vulnerable population hostage, the money is sitting in the coffers.

“It’s disgusting! I think it’s disgusting to have created false hope!” says Minister Jean-François Roberge, pointing the finger at the Trudeau government.

If he doesn’t mince his words, it’s because his government is tired of bearing the brunt of blocking the federal Aging Well program in Quebec.

570,000 grant on ice for L'Entraide Plus: money is slow in coming. A text by Jean-Christophe Noël jcnoel@journaldechambly.com

570,000 grant on ice for Entraide Plus

Seniors are waiting

A text by Jean-Christophe Noël, Journal de Chambly, published September 11, 2024

L’Entraide Plus is still waiting for the grant of approximately $570,000 it received from Ottawa to provide the services needed by seniors in the area.

Sylvie Blanchard, General Manager (GM) of L’Entraide Plus in Chambly, received a nasty surprise when Ottawa retracted a previously approved grant of approximately $570,000.

Last March, it received notification of conditional funding approval from Ottawa. The funding came from the federal government’s “Aging Well at Home” initiative. The project she proposed would have enabled minor work to be carried out in the homes of local seniors.

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