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    Home Local News Blainville’s First Municipal Social Development Policy: An Inclusive Approach

    Blainville’s First Municipal Social Development Policy: An Inclusive Approach

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    Maria Diamantis
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    January 12, 2024
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      Blainville’s First Municipal Social Development Policy: An Inclusive Approach

      The City of Blainville is taking an innovative and inclusive approach to developing its first municipal social development policy. With a strong focus on citizen engagement, the city continues to consult with its residents to ensure the policy reflects the community’s needs and aspirations.

      Engaging Young Voices: Relève Blainville Commission’s Consultation Event

       

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      A significant step in this consultation process is the upcoming event organized by the Relève Blainville commission. Targeting the young demographic of 18 to 35-year-olds, the commission invites them to contribute their thoughts and suggestions. This initiative underscores the city’s commitment to incorporating the voices of younger residents in shaping policies that impact their quality of life.

      The upcoming event, scheduled for Wednesday, January 17, starting at 6:30 p.m., will be hosted at the Paul-Mercier Library. This gathering offers a platform for young citizens to express their ideas and concerns, enhancing community engagement. Attendees can look forward to an inviting atmosphere with light snacks and door prizes. Please note that the deadline to register for this event is January 16. In addition, daycare services will be provided free of charge, although availability is limited. The overarching goal of this initiative is to focus on improving lives and reducing inequalities within the community, aligning with the city’s policy objectives.

      The primary aim of Blainville’s forthcoming social development policy is to enhance the living conditions of its residents, known as Blainvilloises. The policy will focus on:

      Improving Living Conditions: Addressing various aspects that contribute to the overall quality of life in Blainville.

      Reducing Inequalities: Working in collaboration with public and community partners to tackle social and economic disparities within the city.

      This policy represents a proactive step towards fostering a more equitable and thriving community. By actively involving its citizens in the policy-making process, the City of Blainville demonstrates its dedication to creating a future that resonates with and benefits all its residents.

      Understanding the challenges faced by parents, Blainville offers complimentary daycare services during the event, highlighting the city’s dedication to inclusivity and accessibility. This thoughtful addition ensures that parents can participate without the worry of childcare.

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