During August, the residents from the Adolescents and Young Adults Program at Portage Lac Écho participated in several activities. Among these was an introductory climbing session, organized in collaboration with ça me dit de grimper aimed at building self-confidence, pushing personal limits, and fostering cooperation among participants. Guided by professionals, the youth learned the basics of this exciting sport while strengthening their team spirit and tackling personal challenges in a secure environment.
On Sunday, August 18, residents also took part in a corn husking event, attended by 50 guests from their close circles. These guests joined the day's clinical programming with the residents: morning meetings, therapeutic chores, and a closing session. The relatives and friends expressed deep appreciation for the unique experience they had with us. We take this opportunity to thank them for their involvement and commitment to supporting our residents' recovery. We also thank all participants for their dedication and involvement during these activities.
About the Organization Ça me dit de grimper
Founded in the spring of 2020, Ça me dit de grimper is a non-profit organization that uses climbing as a tool for personal and social development. The organization targets youth aged 12 and older, offering them an innovative way to overcome various challenges related to behavior, addiction, mental health, or judicial situations. Through climbing, these youth are encouraged to push their limits, build resilience, and reconnect with nature in a safe environment, guided by professionals.
Credit pictures: Ça me dit de grimper
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