In Our Community

All across Québec there are Girl Guides being active in their communities! Check out how girls are making a difference in your region:

Community service,, both locally and globally, is an essential component of the program work we do.

Pincourt District created a handmade glass mosaic of Flanders Fields for the veterans of Sainte-Anne’s Hospital for Remembrance Day.
The 1st Mount Bruno Pathfinders from Des Montérégiennes District volunteered behind the scenes of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Québec’s Light the Night Walk.
Saint-Lazare District helped landscape the Jack Layton Park in Hudson and participated in its inauguration.
Riverview District held its 15th annual walk for breast cancer prevention awareness.
Lakeshore District participated in Yellow Fish Road, an initiative of Trout Unlimited Canada to raise awareness about water protection and conservation.
The 1st Richelieu Rangers from Des Montérégiennes District volunteered for a day at a local women’s shelter.

Learn more about the service projects happening in our community by visiting the GuidesQuébecBlog.

Learn more about the Guiding adventures happening in your community by visiting the GuidesQuébecBlog.

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