Programs

Are you an organization, co-operative, or a not-for-profit social economy enterprise? Montréal and the Direction régionale de santé publique de Montréal offer financial support for projects that help vulnerable people facing food insecurity.

Are you a not-for-profit organization working with children and families who are in vulnerable situations or at risk of exclusion: Montréal invites you to submit a project that promotes the development of the full potential of children aged 17 and under and the quality of life of their families.

Is your head office located in the borough of CDN-NDG? Or do you serve clients in the borough? If so, this program is for you.

The measures in our Equal Access to Employment Program are designed to foster diversity in our workforce. The program ensures a fair and equitable hiring process for women, Indigenous people, visible or ethnic minorities and people with disabilities. See below for details.

Want to create a green alleyway in your neighbourhood? Discover how to get the financial assistance and support available to help you bring your project to fruition.

The Arrondissement de Lachine and the Caisse Desjardins de Lachine have joined forces to set up a $60,000 COVID-19 Emergency Fund for our territory. This emergency financial assistance is intended to support the efforts of the community organizations on Borough territory as well as the economic vitality of its employment sectors and commercial streets.

We invite you to submit a project that could receive financial assistance. The Lachine COVID-19 Emergency Fund has two components: social and economic.

Would you like to limit vehicle access to your back lane? Find out how here.

MTLWiFi provides a free connection to the Internet through its extensive wireless network. You can get access in a number of outdoor spaces and public buildings belonging to the city. Find out how to access the network here.

To contribute to the development and improvement of Borough residents’ quality of life through an offer of services that is accessible, diversified and good quality, and all in cooperation with the community.

Want to enrich your neighbourhood life? Discover the Programme de soutien aux initiatives citoyennes (a program to support residents’ initiatives) and obtain up to $25,000 in funding for your project.