The Cabaret de la Seconde Chance (C2C), proudly presented by the ASRSQ, is back for its eleventh anniversary ! The event will be held on October, 17th 2025 at the Gesù in Montreal.
Are you someone who has been in conflict with the law, close to someone who has been, or working in social rehabilitation? Showcase your talent on stage or in an exhibition! All registrations are welcome (from all over Quebec!), but we especially encourage people from diverse backgrounds (cultural, gender identity, etc.) to sign up.
Registration deadlines :
May, 23th 2025 – Performing arts
(Send us the application form and an audio file, video, YouTube link, or any other link allowing us to hear your performances.)
July, 25th 2025 – Visual arts
(Send us the application form and photos, Facebook page, website, or any other link allowing us to see your work.)
The ASRSQ offers a training program for interveners, managers and volunteers who work in the community network. Theses trainings aim to ensure better interventions with clients, particularly offenders, to offer tools, that meet the requirements of their practice, and to contribute to the improvement of knowledge, skills and know-how. You can now consult the 2023-2024 training program.
The Association of Social Rehabilitation Services of Quebec (ASRSQ) is a community action organization working in the field of criminal justice and dedicated to the social and community reintegration of offenders.
It brings together more than 70 non-profit community organizations all working with people in conflict with the legal system. The ASRSQ works to promote crime prevention through community action (release on parole, compensatory work, halfway houses, restorative justice, employability, follow-up in the community, etc.). The association also supports and encourages the participation of citizens in dealing with justice-related problems.
Learn more"Les voix de la réhabilitation" is a podcast produced by the ASRSQ.
A plethora of pertinent information on Quebec’s correctional and justice systems, and criminality.
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