Health and wellbeing
The Kibale Project saves Ugandan children’s lives by treating and preventing disease, and breaks down barriers between local communities and conservation efforts.
Volunteers mentor disadvantaged students and organize social events for patients in Montreal-area hospitals
Nursing students support educational programs, assist scholarly exchanges, and raise funds to help address HIV/AIDS and related social challenges
Free dental services offered to low-income and homeless Montrealers who don’t have access to dental insurance
Affordable, accessible one-on-one swimming lessons for children with special needs
Beyond Me provides one-on-one mentoring and tutoring to children and teens with special needs
The Swallowing Awareness Event provides information and screenings to promote awareness about swallowing safety
Social
Trained students provide support and assistance to young adults with autism as they transition to a more independent adult life
Students from the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders provide free hearing screenings on McGill’s campus
A website offering a wealth of information and resources for those affected by self-injury and those who want to help
Free dental care for disadvantaged children aged 10 to 17, and for patients with a physical or intellectual disability aged 10 and over
Free dental care for children under 10 who are not covered by insurance
