Association of Parents of Mount Royal
Town of Mount Royal welcomes more and more families, and it is with the involvement of everyone that a gathering of parents is transformed into a united and dynamic community.
Our mission
The APMR, founded in 1973, is a non political and non-profit organization that aims to create a community of parents-children in TMR. We have at heart to create links between families through support, mutual aid and exchange. The APMR offers a variety of services, workshops, conferences and social events for families.
Board of directors
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Marie France Rochefort
President
Claire Dauphin
Vice-President
Karine Issa-El-Khoury
Treasurer
Fayanne Franche
Secretary
Émilie Gauthier
Administrator
Claudie Vigneault
Administrator
Katie Cloutier
Administrator
Suzanne Nguyen
Administrator
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Véronique Groleau
Administrator
Mélissa Johnson
Administrator
Haylley Perez Islas
Administrator
Stéphane Audette
Non voting member
Daisy B.
Non voting member
Get involved
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Committees
Committees have been formed within the Board to better address the interests of our members
administration, finance & legal
Ensure sound management of operations and finances, preparation of budgets, accounting and legal aspects.
Communication,
Marketing
& sponsorship
Keeping members informed about ongoing activities and projects. Increasing the visibility and reach of APMR and staying attentive to members.
Managing the Facebook page, including posts and updates, while following the code of conduct.
Promoting local businesses. Promotional items.
Looking for sponsors and partners to fund our activities and operations.
Municipal Relations, Security & Urban Planning
Represents Mont-Royal families in municipal issues. Interventions mainly with the city to improve the safety of pedestrians and cyclists, and to debate urban planning and densification issues.
Events and Inter-generation initiatives
Organizing events and activities. Creating opportunities to come together and build connections between families, different generations, and community members.
Youth Center
Project to create a Youth Center in the town of Mont-Royal. In collaboration with the CLSC, the Outremont Youth Center, and the municipality of Mont-Royal, the goal is to create a gathering space for young people aged 12 to 18, managed by youths with supervision from APMR staff.
The APMR, a growing family!
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