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Olivier & Mahault: When Volunteering Becomes a Family Story

Olivier and Mahault share a unique experience: volunteering as a family. For years, this father-daughter duo has formed deep connections with isolated elders, bringing warmth and joy. Their inspiring story proves that giving your time can change lives, no matter your age!

Reweaving the Bonds of the Heart with Ms. Louisette

Ms. Louisette has found a new chosen family thanks to Little Brothers Montérégie. From cherished Valentine’s Day memories to shared coffee meet-ups, she is rediscovering the warmth of human connections and the kindness of thoughtful gestures. What if you became part of this chain of solidarity?

Marie-Andrée: once a volunteer, always a friend

– Are you crying, Marie-Andrée? Because if you cry, I’ll cry! – Not yet, Louise, not yet! – I’m watching you! (laughter) It’s on a note as amusing as it is touching that we open our meeting with Marie-Andrée, a dedicated Little Brothers volunteer, and her Great Friend, Louise. On this autumn morning, their joy … Continued

The power of connection: when solitude gives way to hope

As the holidays approach, Louise feels a comforting sense of calm. She knows that, as always, Marie-Andrée will be at her side to share these precious moments. For four years now, her volunteer has been there every week. At 81 years of age, our Great Friend is surprised that she knocked on the door of … Continued

Giving out of gratitude: Diane’s big heart

At 78, Diane gives back out of pure gratitude. Involved with Little Brothers since 2020, she brings joy and support to isolated seniors, while enriching her own life.

A trip back in time for Mr. Dugas

A great day for a Great Friend Our dear Great Friend, Mr. Dugas, former actor on the Quebec TV series Moi et l’autre, had an unforgettable day. For those who remember the popular show, which ran from 1966 to 1971, Mr. Dugas starred in over 89 episodes, playing Dominique Michel’s lover. This outing was made … Continued

Forging links: Christian’s mission

Christian, a volunteer with Little Brothers, forges precious bonds with the seniors. His commitment, fueled by reciprocity and humanity, softens their daily lives and enriches his own.

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