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In the wake of Sherbrooke's urban revitalization projects, particularly in the 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's neighborhoods can influence young adults' sense of belonging, social ties and well-being. The project also aims to determine whether these elements diverge between different social groups.

 

Recruitment for phase 2 was successfully completed. A big thank you to the 950 people who answered the questionnaire!

 

Your answers will help us describe the health status of young adults and better understand their realities in the context of urban transformation in Sherbrooke. Your participation will therefore contribute directly to achieving health equity. Stay tuned, we'll be in touch in the coming months for the 3rd wave of data collection!

Recruitment for phase 1 has been successfully completed! Thank you to the 1,470 people who took part in the questionnaire!

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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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