On Saturday, September 6, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Quartier 50+ in Saint-Jérôme, Little Brothers invite you to a warm, welcoming day dedicated to seniors, their caregivers… and the whole community.
A Key Event to Break Isolation
For many years, Little Brothers have been proud partners of the 2025 Salon des aînés of Saint-Jérôme—a free event bringing together resources and initiatives that promote active, supportive, and well-connected aging.
Meet over a hundred exhibitors, discover essential services, and attend inspiring talks. It’s the perfect opportunity to get informed, be inspired, and create connections.
Why Visit Us?
At our booth, you can:
- Meet our passionate team and volunteers
- Learn more about our mission: breaking the isolation of seniors
- Find out how to become a volunteer and build a unique relationship with a Great Friend
- Share a meaningful and inspiring moment
We’ll be there to chat, answer your questions, and spread some human warmth.
Three Not-to-Miss Conferences
Here’s what’s waiting for you:
10 a.m. – “Benezra Receives You” with Sonia Benezra
A heartfelt testimony about accompanying her mother until the end, and reflections on the importance of home care. Featuring Minister Sonia Bélanger and Guillaume Joseph.
1:30 p.m. – “The Stage, Differently” with Diane Dufresne
A vibrant discussion about creative aging, personal commitment, and the issues that span generations.
3:30 p.m. – “Finances After 50” with Pierre-Yves McSween
An insightful look at financial strategies for approaching your fifties with confidence.
Together, for a Well-Supported Old Age
The 2025 Salon des aînés of Saint-Jérôme is much more than just an event: it’s an expression of solidarity, a meeting place, and a place to share knowledge. For Little Brothers, participating means reaffirming our commitment to supporting seniors with dignity, love, and respect.
Will we see you on September 6?
Stop by Quartier 50+ in Saint-Jérôme, get inspired by the conferences, and most importantly, discover how you can help create a world where no one ages alone.
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