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This Solicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on June 2, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Contrat de gré à gré pour un programme d'alternative à la suspension

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Le Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l’Île souhaite établir une entente de services avec les YMCA du Québec pour la mise en œuvre du programme Rebond, destiné aux élèves âgés de 12 à 17 ans temporairement exclus de leur école secondaire en raison de difficultés scolaires ou comportementales. Ce programme vise à prévenir le décrochage scolaire en transformant les périodes de suspension en opportunités de développement personnel, en favorisant la prise en charge, la responsabilisation et le respect de soi et des autres grâce à des ateliers structurés et des rencontres individuelles. L’intervention se déroule sur une période de trois à cinq jours, combinant un suivi académique le matin et des ateliers psychosociaux l’après-midi sur des sujets comme la gestion des émotions, la relation à l’autorité et la régulation comportementale, tout en assurant un soutien individualisé adapté aux besoins de chaque élève. Le YMCA s’engage à accueillir, évaluer et accompagner chaque participant par un plan d’intervention personnalisé, à collaborer étroitement avec les écoles et les familles pour assurer la cohérence des interventions et faciliter une réintégration scolaire harmonieuse, ainsi qu’à effectuer un suivi post-séjour pour consolider les acquis. Les interventions doivent être menées par du personnel qualifié dans un environnement sécuritaire et bienveillant, et des activités complémentaires peuvent être offertes pour renforcer les habiletés sociales et relationnelles. L’entente, conclue par voie de gré à gré, a une durée initiale d’un an, avec deux options de renouvellement, et s’applique à l’ensemble des écoles secondaires du CSSPI. Le contrat a été publié le 2 juin 2026, avec une date limite de réponse fixée au 19 juin 2026, et relève du code NAICS 624110, visant des services de soutien à la santé et au bien-être social.

General Info

One-year YMCA contract with CSSPI to deliver Rebond program preventing dropout for suspended students.

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Government of Canada → Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'ÎleView Agency

NAICS

624110 - Child and Youth ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Montréal, CAN

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Centre de services scolaire de la Pointe-de-l'Île
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Le CSSPI désire procéder à une entente de services avec le YMCA pour son programme « Rebond » ci-après « le programme »). Ce programme intervient auprès d’élèves âgés de 12 à 17 ans qui, pour une raison ou une autre, se retrouvent temporairement exclus de l’école secondaire qu’ils fréquentent. Les principales difficultés et les problèmes sous-jacents auxquels s’adresse le programme relèvent de la prévention du décrochage scolaire. Le programme vise à assurer une intervention rapide auprès des élèves qui affichent des troubles sur le plan scolaire et/ou comportemental, troubles qui mènent souvent à leur suspension de l’école. Par cette approche, le programme sensibilise les élèves à l’importance d’adopter un comportement socialement acceptable et favorise le retour harmonieux dans leur milieu scolaire. Le YMCA a mis sur pied le programme, lequel a été conçu pour réduire le nombre de suspensions répétitives en offrant l’opportunité à l’élève de transformer son temps de suspension en une expérience positive qui favorise le développement personnel et la prise en charge, par l’insertion dans un milieu favorable à la valorisation personnelle, à l’acquisition d’aptitudes sociales et à la promotion du respect de soi-même et des autres, le tout via des ateliers de groupe et des rencontres individuelles. Le CSSPI souhaite offrir aux élèves référés au programme YMCA Rebond un accompagnement individualisé lors de leur suspension. Ainsi, le CSSPI souhaite procéder à un contrat de gré à gré avec Les YMCA du Québec, pour une durée d’un an avec deux options de renouvellement, pour l’ensemble de ses écoles secondaires.Rôles et responsabilités de l’organisme Dans le cadre du Programme, le YMCA s’engage notamment à : Assurer l’accueil, l’encadrement et le suivi des élèves référés par les écoles participantes du CSSPI. Procéder à une évaluation individuelle de chaque élève participant afin de cerner ses besoins, ses défis et les objectifs d’intervention à privilégier. Élaborer, pour chaque élève, un plan d’intervention personnalisé comprenant notamment des objectifs de séjour et de réintégration scolaire. Offrir des interventions structurées d’une durée de trois (3) à cinq (5) jours, incluant : des périodes de suivi académique en matinée ; des ateliers éducatifs et psychosociaux en après-midi portant notamment sur la gestion des comportements, la relation à l’autorité, la responsabilisation, la gestion des émotions et toute autre thématique pertinente en lien avec les motifs de suspension. Maintenir des communications régulières avec les représentants de l’école ainsi qu’avec les parents ou titulaires de l’autorité parentale afin d’assurer la cohérence des interventions et le suivi de l’élève. Collaborer avec l’école à la planification et à la mise en œuvre de la réintégration de l’élève dans son milieu scolaire. Effectuer un suivi post-séjour auprès de l’élève et, lorsque requis, auprès de l’école et des parents, notamment afin d’évaluer les impacts des interventions et soutenir le maintien des acquis. Mettre en place, au besoin, des activités éducatives ou préventives complémentaires favorisant le développement des habiletés sociales, comportementales et relationnelles des élèves participants. Assurer que les interventions réalisées dans le cadre du Programme soient effectuées par du personnel qualifié et dans un environnement sécuritaire, bienveillant et adapté aux besoins des élèves.