WELLE-BEING OF SENIORS

Aging with dignity

As our population ages, more and more elderly people are in vulnerable living situations. They face challenges such as isolation, financial insecurity and physical and cognitive health issues. The organizations supported by Mission inclusion advocate for their rights and ensure their well-being and social inclusion.

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Inspiring projects that you make possible

Une jeune femme apporte des courses à une dame âgée.

Meals on Wheels of the
Maison Saint Columba

Pointe-Saint-Charles

Meals-on-wheels goes far beyond meal delivery. Volunteers take the time to talk, listen, and offer a comforting presence. For many elderly people, these visit are sometimes the only ones of their week.

Thanks to your support, we’ll be able to double the number of people reached by 2027, from 2,080 to 4,160 visits per year!

La Ruche d’art Kokomino

Wemotaci

Elderly women, often scarred by residential schools and the erasure of their original culture, find at La Ruche a space to reconnect with their roots and welcome the community’s youth.
We currently support 55 women from Wemotaci, nearly 20% of the community.

Thanks to your donation, we will be able to quadruple the number of events by 2026 and together promote a strong and vibrant culture.

les mains d’une personne attentivement en train de tisser un bracelet coloré avec des perles sur un métier à tisser.

Quatre amies âgées préparent une salade ensemble dans une cuisine moderne et lumineuse, profitant d'un moment convivial

Centre femmes de La Mitis

Mont-Joli

Cooking workshops are more than just a moment of indulgence; they bring together older women around nutritious, accessible, and multicultural meals. It’s a space of belonging, especially during times of transition or vulnerability, where we share recipes and stories.

Thanks to your generosity, workshops are offered six times a week. Help us maintain this essential service!