great service , answered right way my kid is happy there…read moreand I feel safe educator are qualified and the daycare is always clean and the food smells good

I had the honour of visiting The Depot Community Food Centre - formerly the NDG Food Depot…read moreyesterday and getting a better idea of all the incredible programs being developed and run through this powerful community hub, and then shared whole heartedly by this passionate organization with other food security organizations around Montreal and around the country. Currently located in a former restaurant, the space which they open to the public for community dinners and emergency food box pickup is incredibly welcoming. There are picnic tables outside, small tables and chairs, a welcoming front desk, and a kitchen buzzing with volunteers. Being here truly makes you want to spend more time here. Twice a week this incredible space offers a free community meal to anyone who shows up - literally anyone. They do not ask people to present proof of income or anything like that. The goal here is truly to build community and to break isolation and to forge links between all members of our local Montreal community. The meal that is served showcases recipes that can be made using the exact ingredients made available in the emergency food baskets, so folks come for a meal, pick up their baskets if they need one, and then can get help from a variety of other practitioners including social workers, legal aide, folks who can help with meal planning - these days they are even helping people register and get ready to vote! The best. The chef here helped develop the menu at Damas so volunteers are learning from a very gifted pro, and the community at every level is being treated with love and respect, and respect for good food. There is so much more going on here, including hundreds of kids getting afterschool snacks, hundreds of families growing food through community gardens managed by the depot, intergeneration meals, cultural cooking, good food markets, and just so much more. I'm excited that Yelp will be doing more to be involved with supporting this world-changing organization in the future, so Yelp Elites watch for that, and everyone go check them out and see if there are ways that make sense for you to get involved. Because this is the good stuff.

my 2 children attend this daycare and I am very satisfied with the service. High quality meals and…read moreattentive educators , thank you

Best Daycare in Montreal! my son advanced so fast... he…read morelearns new things everyday. His so happy there that he doesn't want to come home lol. Staff are so respectful and they love all the children so much. they sent daily reports and pictures.

Stay away your kids from this toxic place. The management is unprofessional and care only about…read moretheir profit. A big turn over of educators. When my daughter went there, the place didn't have a hot water (only cold water in the washroom), even in the winter time and management saved on food for kids which was low-quality.

I had the opportunity to take part of this year's Women's Build 2017, where over 100+ female…read morevolunteers gathered to help construct/renovate affordable housing for those in need. Each volunteer has to raise 500$ minimum in funding to participate. The donations raised cover the cost of construction supplies and contractors/ construction crew that were hired for the build. Habitat for humanity selects home owner applicants based on 1) financial need 2)have the means to pay off a QC mortgage or loan (the organization covers the interest payments on the loan) 3)home owners agree to provide 500 hours of service for Habitat For Humanity (pay it forward for a future build of the restore store). Home owners selected by Habitat for Humanity are assessed annually to re-evaluate their financial status. Volunteers that raise 500$ choose a site to participate in the build. I selected the Hochelega site vs Ormstown site. Transportation for volunteers is available for farther sites. Volunteers sign up for 7 hours (one day-8:30am to 3:30 pm) of service between May-June. On the day of the event, there can be up to 8-9 volunteers. They submit waivers /emergency contacts and review all safety measures on the construction site. Lunch is provided. Volunteers can rotate around stations for trying different tasks. It was a great networking opportunity and I learned a thing or two about real construction vs IKEA assembly of furniture! Looking forward to next year's build! Totally recommend this activity for those wanting to volunteer in the Mtl area!!

NOTE: address change to 640 Lakeshore, suite 103, Dorval QC…read more 514-631-3288 nspiring enabling resource for individuals coping with Arthritis themselves or with a person close to them. Non-profit organization dedicated to helping inform, educate and support.

This is not a "business" but rather a nonprofit organization which helps victims of domestic…read moreviolence, as well as support services for teen dating violence and abuse prevention. They have support groups, drop in services as well as court accompaniment. I've helped out a couple times and one my mentors works there. They also helped my family countless of times! They are among the nicest people you will ever meet! I strongly recommend anyone who needs advice or help to contact them ASAP!

great daycare!!! Nice directrice, excellent educators, clean, educational program, fun for children.read more