Grant four financial contributions totaling $19,742 to the organizations listed below, as part of the Montreal Framework for Intervention - Leisure Access for Persons with Functional Limitations (CIALM), leisure support component in day camps 2025, as follows: Centre de leadership pour la jeunesse Don Bosco $1,382, Société Ressources-L

This decision authorizes the allocation of four financial contributions totaling $19,742 to support leisure activities for individuals with functional limitations. These grants are provided under the Montreal City's Leisure Access Framework for Persons with Functional Limitations (CIALM), specifically for the leisure accompaniment component within 2025 day camps. The funding is distributed among several organizations: Don Bosco Youth Leadership Centre ($1,382), Société Ressources-Loisirs de Pointe-aux-Trembles ($7,502), Équipe RDP ($5,725), and Loisirs communautaires le Relais du Bout (amount not fully specified in the title, but part of the total). The objective of this funding is to ensure inclusive access to summer day camp programs for children and youth with functional limitations, providing them with necessary support and accompaniment to participate fully. This initiative aligns with the city's commitment to promoting social inclusion and equal opportunities in recreational activities. The grants will enable these organizations to enhance their services, hire specialized staff, and adapt their programs to meet the specific needs of participants, thereby fostering a more inclusive and enriching summer experience for all.

This is a services contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Canada, North America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CAD 1,382.

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