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Universal accessibility change is coming

Mon logement accessible universellement (My universally accessible home) is a campaign launched to change that significantly. Initiated by Société Logique and supported by the Centre, the campaign has brought together partners from four regions of Quebec, including Ex aequo in Montreal, Ailia in Montérégie, Bail Mauricie in Mauricie/ Quebec Centre and Capvish in Quebec City.

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Révolutionner l'accessibilité universelle: une campagne pour le changement au Québec

Project: Mobilisation citoyenne pour des logements universellement accessibles

Grant: CBTI

Amount: $100,000

Parent Organization: Société Logique

Territory: Québec

Partnership :

Ex aequo , Ailia , Bail Mauricie,  Capvish 

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