Adapted Services

Located in Montérégie, Camp de Grandpré primarily hosts groups of young people with autism spectrum disorder or intellectual disabilities. It offers a stimulating outdoor experience that contributes to their personal growth. 

Located in downtown Montreal, the Papillon Day Camp is a summer day camp for youth aged 4 to 25 who have disabilities or autism spectrum disorder. 

Since 1938, Camp Papillon has provided young individuals with disabilities the opportunity to enjoy unforgettable outdoor experiences in a magical, adapted, and safe environment. Here, they enjoy dream vacations and build lasting friendships.

The Papillon Day Center supports adults aged 21 and over after they complete their schooling. Through activities that help maintain their skills, they have the opportunity to strengthen their autonomy and socialization abilities. 

The Papillon Occupational Therapy and Stimulation Clinic offers state-of-the-art facilities adapted to each therapy provided. By adding occupational therapy and early stimulation services, the Foundation better meets the needs of children and families in our community. 

Papillon Daycare provides a stimulating environment that fosters acceptance of others and their differences. Hosting 90 children aged 3 months to 5 years from diverse backgrounds and social settings, it is a unique place to grow. Among them, 18 children have disabilities or are on the autism spectrum. They learn from one another and embrace diversity with open minds.

The Papillon Residence is a haven that offers weekend respite stays for people with disabilities or those on the autism spectrum. Located in newly renovated facilities in downtown Montreal, the team, comprising specialized caregivers and nursing staff, can safely welcome up to fourteen participants aged 3 and over in a warm, family-like atmosphere. 

The respite programs at Camp Papillon allow individuals with disabilities or those on the autism spectrum to enjoy weekend breaks in the heart of nature in Lanaudière.

The Papillon Caravan enables young individuals with disabilities to embark on a 10-day adventure exploring a region of Quebec in an adapted “road trip” format.