Groupe communautaire L'Itinéraire

Groupe communautaire L'Itinéraire is a non-profit organization offering a variety of programs and services to people who are marginalized, excluded from the traditional job market, have experienced homelessness or addiction, or suffer from mental health problems. These programs and services are designed to help participants reintegrate socially and improve their quality of life.  Here are just a few examples.

The Camelot program helps people in precarious situations to earn an income by selling the street magazine L'Itinéraire. It also offers participants the opportunity to contribute to the writing of the magazine, with or without accompaniment, as well as support and training services.

Groupe communautaire L'Itinéraire's AIR (accompagnement et d'intervention de rue) program team reaches out to people experiencing homelessness, offering support and essential services. The team can provide food, clothing, personal hygiene items and referrals to other services.

Groupe L'Itinéraire's Round House program offers support and pre-employability services to a marginalized Aboriginal clientele. The program includes training workshops, cultural activities and individual coaching.

Groupe L'Itinéraire's Round House program offers support and pre-employability services to marginalized Aboriginal people. The program includes training workshops, cultural activities and individual coaching.

In response to the winter emergency, L'Itinéraire opened a night shelter from January to March 2024, offering safe refuge and essential services to homeless people. This pilot project enabled hundreds of individuals to warm up, rest and feel safe during the cold months of the year. Building on the success of this initiative, L'Itinéraire aims to go one step further by creating a permanent shelter, open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. 

In addition to these programs and services, Groupe L'Itinéraire also runs social economy projects aimed at increasing the autonomy, skills and employability of marginalized people.