Community. The Foundation for the Protection of Ecosystems in the Haute Yamaska Region (SÉTHY) and Services Oboulo recently joined the Ensemble, Visons l'Emploi (EVE) project, as part of an unprecedented collaboration dedicated to education, awareness, and environmental conservation.
Furthermore, a happy hour was organized to highlight the photographic works of five young participants engaged in a group mentoring project integrated into the EVE programme. The main goal of this project is to support citizen participation and enable members to intervene on critical issues within their community.
The genesis of this collaboration stems from an offer SETHY made to Services Oboulo, an employability resource. Over the course of numerous meetings, participants selected, planned and realized a project close to their hearts, placing the protection of natural environments at the heart of their shared interests.
“This alliance allows our clients to learn more about what each person can do to care for our planet. The approach taken by our participants generates project ideas, and develops initiative and motivation among participants. These are great skills to deploy, and they are “Social social requirements are essential and basic requirements for any approach to employment, with the aim of integrating and remaining in work.”
The SÉTHY Foundation's mission is to protect and restore the natural ecosystems of Hot Yamaska and surrounding areas, adopting a collaborative and interdisciplinary approach to ensure a lasting legacy for future generations. For the environmental organization, this partnership with Upolu Services aims to establish the organization on its territory, raise awareness among residents, promote the protection and restoration of natural environments, and strengthen the sense of belonging to the region.
With branches in Granby, Cowansville and Waterloo, Oboulo Services offers information sessions, interactive workshops and essential job search tools. The organization facilitates online job searching, and provides advice and support to individuals in their career choices, integration and continued employment.
This partnership was made possible thanks to the financial support of the Caisse Desjardins de Granby-Haute-Yamask.
