The youth community intervention program (PIMJ) reaches 25,000 young people annually through some 50 cross-cutting joint projects in Montréal’s 19 boroughs.

Montréal offers financial assistance to NPOs (non-profit organizations) that wish to support future companies, start-ups, SMEs and large corporations in the implementation of projects related to the ecological transition. Services include business start-up, support and technology transfer.

The “Contact: Joy of Reading” program offers free activities to help parents and children ages 5 and under enjoy reading together. It is primarily aimed at immigrants and residents from underprivileged backgrounds.

Owners of land with contaminated soil can get a subsidy to have their soil decontaminated.

Want to donate an artwork to the city and see your work exhibited on public property? Learn about the selection and acquisition process overseen by the Bureau d’art public.

The éco-quartier program aims to promote environmental citizenship and improve Montrealers’ living environments through environmental education and civic engagement. Find out more.

Have you received a subsidy under the Home Adaptation Program? If you have any broken equipment, the city can help you cover the costs of repairing or replacing it.

Is your business being affected by major construction work being done for Montréal, a related city, or the STM? Are you located within the Montréal Urban Agglomeration? You could be eligible for funding of up to $40,000 per fiscal year if your establishment qualifies for this program.

Mission funding is available to non-profit organizations that rent space in a taxable, non-residential building.

Community organizations in Côtes-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce are invited to submit projects geared to vulnerable children, youth under 30 years of age and their families, under Prévention Montréal’s new financial assistance program for 2024-2025.