• CBAC aims to support the well-being and social integration of Montreal’s Black native-born and West Indian/Caribbean Anglophone seniors.

• CBAC is located at 7401 Newman, Suite 6, LaSalle, Quebec H8N 1X3.

• You can stay updated by subscribing to our newsletter, following us on social media, or regularly visiting our website.

• Yes, CBAC hosts several annual events such as the Annual Picnic, Variety Show, Christmas Party, and special celebrations like International Women’s Day and International Seniors Day.

CBAC is funded through a combination of government grants, private donations, fundraising events, and membership dues.

• CBAC offers programs in three categories: educational, exercise/fitness, and social/recreational activities

• You can register by visiting the CBAC office or contacting us via phone or email. Registration forms are also available online.

• Most programs have a fee, with some exceptions like Arts & Crafts, Stimulation, and Choir, which are free for members.

• Non-members can participate in certain programs, but members typically receive priority registration and discounted rates.

Yes, CBAC offers hybrid classes for some programs, allowing participants to join either in-person or online.

• Any resident of Quebec aged fifty-five (55) and over who agrees to abide by the Council’s rules and supports its mission.

• You can apply by completing a membership form, which is available at the CBAC office or can be downloaded from the website.

• CBAC offers General Membership, Lifetime Membership, Honorary Membership, and Organization Membership.

• Members have access to various programs, events, and services and can participate in CBAC's governance by voting at general meetings.

Yes, there is a fee for General and Organization Memberships, while Lifetime and Honorary Members are exempt from annual dues.

• To become a volunteer, complete the application form on our website or at the CBAC office.

• Volunteers can assist with friendly visits, appointment accompaniment, daily telephone calls, activity reminders, and helping with social, recreational, and educational activities.

• While we appreciate any time you can offer, we encourage volunteers to commit to regular involvement to build relationships with members and provide consistent support.

• No specific qualifications are required, but a caring attitude and a willingness to help are essential.

Yes, you can volunteer without being a member, though many volunteers choose to become members as well.