The Centre jeunesse LGBTQ / LGBTQ Youth Centre is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to serving LGBTQ young people in Montreal’s West Island. The centre provides a safe and welcoming environment where lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth can gather to socialize, seek support, and better understand themselves within the LGBTQ community.

Mission and Activities

The Centre jeunesse LGBTQ aims to foster understanding, dispel ignorance, and encourage open dialogue among LGBTQ youth, their families, and friends. It offers a variety of group activities, workshops, and local programs designed to support the needs of LGBTQ young people. The environment is inclusive of all experiences, whether individuals are out, closeted, or somewhere in between.

Services

• Drop-In Centre: The centre hosts open drop-in sessions twice weekly, providing a consistent space for youth to connect and feel supported.
• Parent’s Group: Monthly meetings are organized for parents and families of LGBTQ youth to provide education, support, and community engagement.

Impact and Community Role

By providing a respectful and honest space for dialogue, the Centre jeunesse LGBTQ plays a critical role in the social and emotional wellbeing of LGBTQ youth in the region. It helps youth navigate their identities and fosters community building and resilience.

Registration and Location

The Centre operates under the business registration number 812268704RR0001 and is located in Beaconsfield, Quebec. It partners with other organizations and resources across Quebec and Canada to ensure comprehensive support for LGBTQ youth.

The Centre jeunesse LGBTQ exemplifies a community-driven approach to creating safe spaces for marginalized youth, emphasizing education, support, and empowerment within the LGBTQ spectrum[1][2][3][4].