The 2025-2026 project call is now closed. The 2026-2027 call for projects will open this fall.

The 2025-2026 project call is now closed. The 2026-2027 call for projects will open this fall.

For more information, contact Sabrina Martel, Social and Community Development Agent: 514 453-8981, ext. 273.

• What is municipal social development?

  For over 10 years, the Town has had a social development policy and action plan. Updated in 2022, this policy sets out the vision of social development in Pincourt and the objectives on which we are working to improve living conditions in the municipality.

  For Pincourt, "municipal social development aims to build a supportive, inclusive, and equitable community by building relationships between individuals and capitalizing on everyone's strengths. In concert with citizens and social development stakeholders, the Town acts to promote the quality of life and well-being of its population, paying particular attention to the most vulnerable."

• Eligibility

  The call for projects is part of Pincourt's Social Development Action Plan. It aims to stimulate the implementation of community projects in Pincourt.

  Who can submit a project under this call?

  • Citizens
  • NPOs
  • Schools
  • Artists

  Here are some requirements for a project to be eligible:

  • The project must be linked to one of the orientations of Pincourt's 2022-2024 social development action plan.
  • The project must directly benefit the citizens of Pincourt.
  • The project must contribute to social development in Pincourt.
  • The form must be completed and returned by email by October 31, 2025, to Sabrina Martel, s.martel@villepincourt.qc.ca.

  If you have any questions about the eligibility of your project, please contact Sabrina Martel, the Social Development Agent at 514-453-8981 ext. 273.

   

• Form

  The call is currently closed.

• Selected projects in 2025-2026
  • Dialogues, by Julie Hamel: 
    A series of creative workshops where people of different ages and backgrounds discuss meaningful topics and write a dialogue that will be presented to the public at the end of the project.
  • It’s Good for the Soul, by the Association of People of African and Caribbean Origin:
    Development of mental health awareness video capsules for youth in the Afro-Caribbean communities. The capsules, created with the involvement of young people through discussions and testimonials, will be presented to the public at a closing event animated by the youth.