African Canadian Development and Prevention Network-ACDPN

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Montreal, QC
African Canadian Development and Prevention Network-ACDPN

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We believe that a strong, effective, and coordinated Black community based response can better protect Black children, support families, and strengthen communities. The network was founded in 2005 to provide leadership on topics of health and social services access within the Black English speaking community and to promote best practices on prevention and social development strategies. ACDPN fosters solidarity and inter-organizational collaboration across sectors that influence the health and wellness of the Black community in Montreal ACDPN advocates for access to social, educational and economic programs that are adapted culturally and linguistically to meet the needs of the English speaking black community in the greater Montreal Area.

10/13/2026

Connected Pathways is here ✨ Swipe through to learn more about our new program!

Connected Pathways is a career development and employment support program that empowers Black English-speaking youth and adults to explore careers, build job readiness skills, and connect with employment opportunities 📂 Workshops and registration details are coming soon!

📩 Questions/partnerships: Email [email protected]

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10/06/2026

Through our Dialogue McGill bursary program, four incredible students received a combined $20,000 in bursaries this year to support their studies 🎓🤸🏾‍♀️
We can’t wait to introduce them to you. Stay tuned!

10/05/2026

Back in July, we spent a few days at Startup Fest in Montreal, and we’re still thinking about the Black entrepreneurs we met there. 🧡

Founders cheered each other on, shared contacts, and lifted each other up. That same spirit is behind ACDPN’s Ujima initiative, where community members with ideas for change get to build them together, with support behind them.

Here’s a look back at our time in the room. ✨ Follow along as Ujima gets underway.

09/10/2026

Celebrating our two official languages today and every day 🇨🇦 Today’s soundtrack: “Lovely Lauren” by Oliver Jones 🎶
Célébrons nos deux langues officielles aujourd’hui et chaque jour 🇨🇦 La chanson du jour : « Lovely Lauren » d’Oliver Jones 🎶

06/05/2026

We’re hiring! Join the ACDPN team and help us make a meaningful impact in our community. 🤸🏾‍♀️

We’re looking to fill four roles:
-Employment Program Lead
-Program Coordinator
- 2 Executive Assistants

If you are ready to bring your skills, lived experience, and commitment to an organization dedicated to building a safe, healthy and equitable future for Black English-speaking communities in Montreal, we want to hear from you!

Applications close June 21st 🗓️
Link in bio for full length job postings! 🔗
Send your CV to [email protected] 📥

05/28/2026

05/11/2026

Through Gytana’s Eyes: Motherhood in Quebec. Some of the greatest acts of love are the ones no one ever sees.
The mountains moved quietly.
The fears carried silently.
The dreams held together with hope, faith, and determination.
Motherhood is a journey. Not a moment. Not a holiday. Mother’s Day is every single day.
To be a Black mother in Quebec is to create belonging where systems have too often created distance.
To be soft and strong, exhausted and unwavering, all at once.
Today, we are grateful to Gytana for sharing her truth with us.
To every Black mother: thank you for the worlds you carry and the futures you shape. 🖤

05/11/2026

Through Briana’s Eyes: Motherhood in Quebec. Because behind every “I’m okay” may be a silent battle.
Behind every school drop-off, every late-night worry, every hard conversation, is a mother doing her absolute best.
To be a Black mother in Quebec is to hold tenderness and resilience in the same breath to carry both love and worry, hope and exhaustion.
Motherhood is a journey, measured not in milestones alone, but in the countless unseen moments that shape a life. And for that reason, Mother’s Day lives far beyond a single occasion.
Today, we thank Briana for trusting us with her story.
To every Black mother whose labour often goes unseen: we honour you. 🖤

05/11/2026

Through Shorna’s Eyes: Motherhood in Quebec
To be a Black mother in Quebec is to carry many worlds at once.
To nurture, protect, advocate, explain, reassure, and keep going, even on the days when you yourself feel unseen.
Motherhood is a journey…One lived in quiet sacrifices, whispered prayers, fierce love, and a strength that asks for little while giving everything. And perhaps that is why Mother’s Day is never just one day.
It is raising children in a world that may not always reflect their beauty back to them, while making sure they see it in themselves.
Today, we honour Shorna for opening her heart and sharing a piece of her journey with us.
To every Black mother in Quebec: we see you. 🖤

04/21/2026

Our little ones are receiving thoughtfully prepared care packages, complete with their very own sloth stuffed animal 🦥💛

Designed to bring comfort, joy, and sensory-friendly support to autistic and neurodivergent children, these packages celebrate every child’s unique way of experiencing the world. Special thanks to Community Health and Social Services Network (CHSSN) for making this possible through their generous support.
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Adresse

6585 Cote Des Neiges
Montreal, QC
H3C2A5

Téléphone

514-737-3213

Site Web

http://www.acdpn.org/

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