Our organization’s mission is to support individuals aged 15 to 35 living in Verdun and Nuns’ Island in their professional, personal, and social development to ensure their well-being within the community. To achieve this, the CJE Verdun provides counselling services, training, and a variety of activities tailored to each person’s specific needs, regardless of their socioeconomic situation.

To take advantage of our services, you need to make an appointment.

This initial meeting will allow youto explain your needs and be directed to the appropriate service.

Our organization is open to all 15-35 year-olds living in the borough of Verdun (postal codes H3E, H4H and H4G regardless of their economic status, i.e., welfare recipient, employment insurance recipient, loan and grant recipient, with no income support, able to rely on parental or marital support, personal savings, or employed full- or part-time.

Established in Verdun since its creation in 1974 and dedicated to the issue of youth employment, the organization was legally constituted four years later (incorporated on June 7, 1978) under the name “Service 15-20”.

In 1984, it obtained a subsidy from the “ministère de la Main-d’œuvre et de la Sécurité du revenu du Québec” under the “Services Externes de Main-d’œuvre (SEMO)” program. On September 29, 1992, to better represent the age group it serves, the corporation changed its name to “Formation à l’emploi Service 18-30”. Towards the end of 1995, the Verdun community recognized the need for a “Carrefour jeunesse-emploi (CJE)”, and the organization became actively involved in the project.

In November 1996, following a local consensus on the subject, the corporation welcomed the “Carrefour jeunesse-emploi” under its roof, expanding its clientele to include 16- to 35-year-olds; new services were gradually put in place, and some services already offered were developed further.

In 1999, the organization continued its mission under the name “Les Services d’Intégration Professionnelle”.

Finally, on January 31, 2017 the corporation changed its corporate name to “Carrefour jeunesse-emploi de Verdun” to better reflect the organization’s dynamism while retaining the name “Les Services d’Intégration Professionnelle” at the Registraire des entreprises.

The borough of Verdun is located in the southwestern part of the Island of Montreal and comprises the Desmarchais-Crawford, Wellington-de-l’Église (“downtown” Verdun) and L’Île-des-Sœurs neighborhoods.

Our services are offered free of charge to people aged 15 to 35 living in one of Verdun’s 3 neighborhoods, whose postal code begins with H3E, H4H or H4G.

To learn more about about the characteristics of the borough’s neighborhoods, we invite you to consult the portrait of Verdun (in French) drawn up by the “Concertation en développement social de Verdun”, of which the CJE is a member.