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In the wake of urban revitalization projects in Sherbrooke, notably in the city's downtown area, the main objective of the CENTRe-Ville Équitable et en Santé (CentrÉS) study is to better understand how the physical and social environment of Sherbrooke neighbourhoods can influence neighbourhood sense of belonging, social ties and well-being among young adults. The project also aims to determine whether these elements differ between different social groups.

Phase 1 of questionnaire recruitment is complete. A big thank you to the 1450 people who answered the call!

Stay tuned for the next stages of the research!

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Thank you to our partners

  • Sherbrooke 16-30 Springboard

  • Sherbrooke Youth-Employment Hub

  • Sherbrooke Coalition for Street Work

  • Intercultural actions

  • Downtown Revitalization Committee

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Support resources

Do not hesitate to contact any of the following organizations if you need support.

Tel-jeunes

Info-Social : urgence psychosociale

  • 811, option 2

JEVI - Centre de prévention du suicide – Estrie

Urgence-détresse

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