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by favouring the integration of individuals in the workforce
based on their aspirations and personal needs.
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Solidarité Jeunesse

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Solidarité Jeunesse is a program managed by the Pontiac Youth Employment Marketplace.

Solidarité Jeunesse is a program managed by the Pontiac Youth Employment Marketplace. This program is an opportunity for young people between the ages of 18 to 21 who apply and are eligible for employment assistance (welfare), to rethink their future. With the help of the Centre local d’emploi (CLE), Pontiac Youth Employment Marketplace, and in collaboration with youth organizations, the program offers young adults the opportunity to take part in training activities, return to school and / or find a job. The province of Québec believes in its youths’ potential and the province wants to do more than simply hand out employment assistance.

Solidarité Jeunesse can help them discover opportunities suited to their current situation and needs.

  • * It is an alternative to employment assistance (welfare).
  • * It is more than financial assistance, tools to join the labour market.
  • * It is for a period of up to three months, they will take part in activities that will help them find their place in society.
    • This will be an occasion for them to:
      • Analyze their strengths and weaknesses;
      • Take stock of their educational and employment achievements;
      • Consider what type of job would suit them best;
      • Map out their path to independence and set their conditions for success.
  • Youth Employment Marketplace provides them with support, advice and motivation for up to one year after their participation is over.

  • In exchange for their participation, they will receive an amount that is equivalent to what they would receive on employment assistance (welfare).

Through Solidarité Jeunesse, employers can give these young people the opportunity to acquire hands-on work experience and to develop their skills through training. Youth organizations can offer help and support as these young people strive to achieve their career goals.

For further information, please call Gaétane at (819) 648-5065. You can also visit the following web site: http://www.mess.gouv.qc.ca