What the numbers are saying

Your impact is undoubtedly significant. Therapeutic adventure expeditions truly change the lives of young people and their loved ones.

7500
hours of intervention per year

6000
hours of volunteering per year

coming from 10 provinces, 2 territories and 17 different regions of Quebec

200 volunteers

Volunteers

6 full-time employees

4 casual or contract employees

Have a look at the scientific proof of the psychosocial impact of our programs.

Barely 4 months ago I was locked in a hospital room, unable to move! This experience allowed me to be proud of myself and how far I’ve come since leaving the hospital; when I think I’m a weakling, I willRead More […]

Catherine P.

The fact of sharing our different stories among ourselves, of quickly creating strong bonds of friendship, but above all of living the present moment allowed me to learn a lot! I am extremely grateful to have been able to beRead More […]

Florence B.

The adventure helped me to find a spiritual and mental balance, a deep love for life. A strong bond united us even though we had only known each other for a few days. There was a “soul-to-soul” communication. Even withRead More […]

Jean-Pier F.

These people who were unknown to me until yesterday are becoming friends. Real friends. We are united by this adventure, these challenges, this silent force that we have in us. I am so thankful for this expedition and these amazingRead More […]

Loryanne C.

You have done Mélorie so much good. I often speak of your foundation with great happiness. You are a fabulous team wearing your hearts on your sleeves. Your impact on our young people is immense. Long live “On the TipRead More […]

Marilene H., mother of Mélorie F.

We would like to thank you very warmly for the wonderful influence that the expedition had and will continue to have on Valérie’s life. She experienced an extraordinary expedition, with outstanding “therapeutic adventure facilitators” who wear their hearts on theirRead More […]

Martine and Michel B., parents of Valérie B.

At first, I didn’t want to talk about my cancer because I never accepted it. When I spoke I felt good, I felt that everyone listened to me and understood me. How could I forget you! I would like warmlyRead More […]

Tamara A.