L’Association des personnes avec une déficience de l’audition (APDA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1984. The APDA works with people living with hearing limitations, whether it is mild of profound hearing loss. In order to better integrate people living with hearing loss into society, the association offers respectful and worthy services, including advocating for […]
Founded in 1985, DéPhy Montréal (formerly the Regroupement des organismes de promotion du Montréal métropolitain or ROPMM), brings together 40 community organizations engaged in the promotion and defence of the rights of people with physical disabilities.
ROP-03 is the only official communication and consultation structure for organizations promoting and defending the rights of people living with disabilities in the National-Capital region. ROP-03’s mission is to: Consolidate organizations representing people living with disabilities within the National-Capital region; Promote and defend the rights and interests of people living with disabilities; Mobilize local organizations […]
Our mission : Le Regroupement des aveugles et amblyopes du Québec (RAAQ) is a federation of 15 associations including 12 regional associations, gathering 2500 people living with visual impairment. The RAAQ is present in 15 of Quebec’s 17 administrative regions. The RAAQ’s mission is to promote and defend the rights of blind and partially sighted people […]
Moelle épinière et motricité Québec, formerly the Quebec Paraplegic Association and the Foundation for Spinal Cord Research, is a non-profit organisation operating since 1946. Its mission is to promote self-sufficiency, independence and quality of life for people with disabilities. The organization intervenes to facilitate the social integration of people with spinal cord injury, to promote […]
The AQEIPS (Quebec Association for Equity and Inclusion in Post-Secondary Education) is working to defend the rights and promote the interests of postsecondary students with disabilities.
The AQEPA (Quebec association for children living with hearing disabilities) is a network of local associations of parents, health professionals, and supporters.
COPHAN, a non-profit organization, is a consolidation of community organizations working for the collective defence of rights of people living with disabilities and their loved ones. Incorporated in 1985, it is now composed of about sixty national and regional organizations.
