"community organizations"

Council is considering a motion to officially support the demands of the "Le communautaire à boutte !" movement, which advocates for better funding and working conditions for community organizations in Quebec.

The City of Gatineau is officially supporting the demands of community organizations in the Outaouais region. These groups are calling for $57 million in additional provincial funding to address underfunding and better support vulnerable populations.

This item outlines the 2026 financial contributions to various community organizations under the city's community development support framework. These funds are intended to assist local groups in delivering services and programs to residents.

Council updated its financial support protocols for community organizations to align with provincial legislative changes, raising the audit threshold for financial statements to $250,000. This change applies to future and existing multi-year agreements starting in 2026.

The City is approving agreements with several community organizations (Avenue des jeunes, Antre-Hulloises inc., Hull en santé, and Loisir sport Outaouais) to implement a tailored action plan to prevent violence among youth aged 7 to 35 in Police Sector 5. This project is funded by the federal and provincial governments to combat gun and gang-related violence.

This item authorizes the signing of agreements to allow various community organizations to use municipal facilities. This supports local groups by providing them with space for their activities.

Council approves various memoranda of understanding for the loan of municipal premises to 18 community organizations. These agreements are revocable and specify that the organizations are responsible for their use of the facilities and waive any liability claims against the city.

This item formalizes agreements to allow various community groups to use municipal facilities.

The city is approving loan agreements for municipal premises with 18 community organizations. These agreements allow these non-profit groups to use city-owned facilities for their activities, subject to a 30-day termination notice.

Council approved agreements with five community organizations to implement a tailored action plan in Police Sector 10. This initiative, funded by the provincial government's grant to combat gun and gang violence, aims to reduce risk factors for violence among youth aged 7 to 35 through community-based interventions.

The City is launching a new strategy to support the thousands of volunteers who contribute to over 300 local organizations. This resolution approves the first phase of the strategy and mandates the relevant departments to report back on progress for future phases.

The City is formalizing agreements with six community organizations to implement a violence prevention action plan for youth aged 7-35 in Police Sector 12, funded by a provincial grant.

The City is formalizing agreements with six community organizations to implement a customized violence prevention plan for youth aged 7 to 35 in Police Sector 12. This initiative is funded by the provincial government's 'Fonds pour bâtir des communautés sécuritaires' (Fund for Building Safe Communities) to address gang and gun-related violence.

Council approved the two-year mandate renewal for several members of the Living Together Commission, representing various community, health, education, and cultural organizations.

Council approved updates to the Community Development Support Framework, which provides funding and resources to local recreation, sports, and community organizations. The administration is also tasked with developing new support tools, such as training and equipment loans, and continuing to refine the service offering.

The city is approving financial support for community organizations that operate day camps, maintaining the same funding levels as the previous year for the 2024 season.