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We need your contribution to make sure our fundraising campaign reaches its goal!

​Let's work together to have a successful fundraising campaign to encourage people with neurological conditions to achieve a better quality of life.

​How can you do that?

- by spreading the word about us
- ​by distributing our pamphlet​
- by becoming a volunteer
- by becoming an ambassador

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​by spreading the word about us

You can talk about us in your circles, in your workplaces and on your social networks to reach as many people as possible and to enable us to achieve our fundraising goals. We feel that this is essential​ to be able to help those interested in following our program. You can use this link to share the information easily. 

 Do not to hesitate to share these Youtube video!

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by distributing our pamphlet​

Download our pamphlet, distribute it among your network, print it and post it in visible places like your office, your community centre, etc.

by becoming a volunteer

At the present time, we need non-remunerated employees in the following areas: ​

Communications team members
Fundraising team members

See the details (French).

Voices of our volunteers

Mr. Luc Côté, Chair of the Board of Directors

"I firmly believe that the human body has the capacity to recover from certain injuries deemed irreversible, including spinal cord injuries. Medical research brings us new hope, but concretely, what can I do to help people with spinal cord injuries? The FSWC program has proven its worth in this regard, and I want to participate to make it available as quickly as possible. My involvement as a member of the volunteer team will help advance this high-impact project."

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Mr. Jacques Vermette, Translator and Linguistic Advisor

"When Diane Roy, VP of the FSWC Quebec Board of Directors, contacted me to discuss a project concerning a new adapted training center in Sherbrooke, I found the idea innovative and interesting. This type of project resonated with me particularly, given a family history in which I was very often in contact with the world of physical rehabilitation.
To address certain needs, Diane asked me if I would like to get involved as a volunteer to translate the website, among other things. Given my professional experience in translation, all the elements were there for me to make a contribution to this wonderful project.
Following an information meeting, I realized that this center could truly help people with spinal cord injuries go even further than what the public system offered them. It didn't take any more than that to convince me to join the team and get enthusiastically involved as a translator and linguistic advisor."

by becoming an ambassador

To get to know our program and have more media coverage, we need people with some influence in their regions. The role of the ambassadors will be to use their networks to spread the information about our program and to make as many people as possible become interested in this program.