The Montreal Association for the Intellectually Handicapped (MAIH), the oldest association for the intellectually handicapped in Canada, is offering, 83 years after its creation, services for people living with an intellectual handicap, but also for their families, or more precisely, for “caregivers.” The recognition and funding of community organizations are a significant issue in […]

With the collaboration of Patricia Gazzoli, Christian Jetté and Sylvain Lefèvre   Context of in-home and caregiver support policies Regarding in-home care, social-health programs in Quebec have had a difficult time evolving, and this, despite repeated attempts to improve in-home care, be it at the moment of the first policy in 1979, the ambulatory shift […]

The sixth edition of the Study of philanthropic trends in Quebec has arrived. For over 10 years, Épisode’s team of consultants, in collaboration with Léger Marketing and the National Bank, examine the trends of Quebec’s philanthropic sector and publish them around National Philanthropy Day. This year, for the first time, the study is available for […]