Fondation Un Souffle et des Ailes

Overview Fondation Un Souffle et des Ailes is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting severely handicapped young adults. It operates under the business registration number 844247031RR0001. The foundation's primary mission is to provide housing and respite services for these individuals.

Mission

The organization aims to alleviate conditions associated with disabilities by offering permanent housing and respite services tailored to the needs of young adults with severe handicaps. Specifically, they intend to provide a supportive living environment for eight young adults in Roxton Pond. This facility serves as a transitional setting, bridging the gap between family care and eventual placement in long-term care residences.

Activities and Operations

• Fundraising and Donations: The foundation organizes fundraising activities, such as selling cans and collecting donations, to accumulate funds necessary for operating its housing resources. It also collects and manages legacies and other contributions, including financial donations, securities, and real estate, which are administered to support its charitable goals.
• Housing and Respite Services: The organization is committed to creating a lively and supportive environment for its residents. The facilities are specially designed to accommodate the unique needs of young adults with severe handicaps.
• Community Engagement: Fondation Un Souffle et des Ailes also engages in animation and stimulation activities to enhance the well-being of its beneficiaries.

Governance and Transparency

The foundation operates with a commitment to transparency, ensuring accountability in its financial management and fundraising efforts. It maintains a focus on procuring funds through public subscriptions while adhering to Canadian tax laws regarding charitable organizations.

Recognition

The foundation's mission has been acknowledged by government officials, including a tribute at the National Assembly by François Bonnardel, the Member of Parliament for Granby, recognizing the dedication of its founders to supporting young adults with severe handicaps.