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    Youth centers call for more support

    Alan BinderBy Alan BinderMarch 3, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    It’s getting harderwitnesses Nadine Lapierre, director of the new Maison des jeunes des les-de-la-Madeleine. People who work in youth centers are leaving for better jobs and you can’t really competeshe adds.

    In her opinion, this fact, unfortunately, has an impact on the activities offered to the participants. We often work with projects that stick to deadlines because we struggle with people who have another job, so this is a headache.Director regrets. The youth center is often forced to close completely, due to a shortage of staff.

    Magdalene Islands Youth Center

    The new Magdalen Islands Youth Center located in Fatima (Archive)

    Photo: Credit: Annie Vigneau

    The situation Nadine Lapierre is facing is not an exception. Over the past year, more than 45% of youth centers had to close, temporarily or permanently, or reduce operating hours due to a funding problem.

    The A group of youth centers in QuebecRMJQ It is estimated that the subsidies that institutions receive for adolescents cover only a third of their budget.

    A place to break isolation and grow

    The A group of youth centers in QuebecRMJQ He would like to stress the role that youth centers play in supporting adolescents.

    The coordinator of the Maison des jeunes de Gaspé, Sabrina Fortin, notes that their participation is manifold. We present young people with a set of ramifications, if a young man tells us about a project, we will accompany him. We will also build a bridge with other organizations in the territory, and the youth center forms a living environment on a daily basis.

    To continue to accomplish their mission, teams that welcome teens want their voices to be heard. They are asking Quebec to significantly increase their funding in the upcoming government budget.

    For Marilou Jomphe, who has been attending the Maison des jeunes des Îles-de-la-Madeleine for three years, it is necessary to put more resources into these structures designed for young people. Youth Center makes a difference in our lives. Teams at school help us, with our health, improve life in generalare grateful lists.

    ” The youth center is family, it’s friends, psychologists, teachers…Personally, it has helped me to be a better person. »

    – Quote from Marilou Jumfy, a teenager attends the hostel at the Ile de la Madeleine Palace

    Citizens are invited to show their support by signing the declaration More for our teensAvailable on .’s website A group of youth centers in QuebecRMJQ.

    On Tuesday, MNA went to Gaspey, Megan Berry Melanson, and Jules Arsenault, for Ile de la Madeleine, to meet young people from each of them to offer their support.

    The Association of Youth Centers in QuebecRMJQ Supports 216 youth centers throughout Quebec.

    With information from Kim Bergeron

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