Little Brothers celebrate the recipients of the 2025 National Recognition Ceremony
Little Brothers celebrated the 2025 award recipients. These inspiring volunteers embody kindness, solidarity, and deep commitment to isolated older adults.
Little Brothers celebrated the 2025 award recipients. These inspiring volunteers embody kindness, solidarity, and deep commitment to isolated older adults.
Summer 2025 offered Great Friends precious moments: picnics, strolls, boat outings, and sweet treats delivered right to their homes.
Thanks to our volunteers, donors, and dedicated teams, over 50 activities helped break isolation and spread human warmth across Quebec.
At Little Brothers, every new person who joins our team brings their energy, experience, and heart. These talents help grow our mission: breaking the isolation of older adults. Here are three people who are enriching our organization and strengthening our community. François Forget – Interim Director of Finance and Administration Since July 1, 2025, François … Continued
Little Brothers invite you to walk for the well-being of older adults on October 1, in Montreal and Quebec City. A powerful moment of solidarity and engagement to break isolation and celebrate dignified, connected aging.
Gabriela embodies dedication and generosity at Little Brothers. Her commitment proves that just a few hours can create lasting bonds with older adults. Why not follow her example?
This summer, Domaine Juliette-Huot is transforming: sustainable renovations and joyful picnics will offer Great Friends moments filled with warmth, nature, and connection. A gentle summer to nurture bonds and preserve a unique place.
This Easter, Little Brothers joins forces with 3,000 volunteers to bring warmth and comfort to over 2,700 isolated older adults across Québec. A heartfelt mobilization to break the silence and rekindle human connection.
Little Brothers receive $1.2M in funding from the Government of Canada to expand their support for isolated seniors in seven regions of Quebec. This investment will help break loneliness and promote autonomy among elderly individuals, contributing to a more inclusive and caring society.
An evening to remember for a Great Friend passionate about hockey Do you remember Mr. Bourgault? His story touched many hearts. Last December, a newspaper article by journalist Louis-Philippe Messier highlighted his unfulfilled dream: to attend a game of his favorite team at the Bell Centre. Moved by this story, a generous company decided to … Continued
Sometimes all it takes is a simple gesture to light up a life. The story of our Great Friend, Mr. Latour, is a wonderful illustration of this. When we met him, we were immediately struck by his kindness and discretion. An avid field hockey fan, now a resident of a retirement home, he always keeps … Continued