La Maison Aube Lumiere

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About La Maison Aube Lumiere

Overview

La Maison Aube-Lumière is a charity organization based in Sherbrooke that provides free accommodation and support to individuals in advanced stages of cancer, as well as their families. With over 200 volunteers dedicating more than 30,000 hours annually, La Maison Aube-Lumière offers a comforting and caring environment for those facing the challenges of terminal illness. The organization's mission is to ensure that individuals with cancer receive the necessary care and support during their difficult journey.

Mission

La Maison Aube-Lumière exists to welcome, free of charge, people at the end of life and provide them with high-quality palliative care, while accompanying patients and their loved ones in meeting their psychosocial and spiritual needs. The organization also contributes to the advancement of teaching and research in palliative care, and delivers its services in complement to the public health network through an interdisciplinary team of professionals, volunteers, and support staff.

Vision

La Maison Aube-Lumière aspires to be the benchmark for excellence and diversity of services in end-of-life care, delivered with the greatest respect for the human values promoted by the philosophy of palliative care. Guided by the spirit of "Aimer. Vivre." (To Love. To Live.), the organization is committed to exemplary conduct and to transforming its mission into reality each day, ensuring that every patient and family experiences dignity, compassion, and presence at the end of life.

Unique value proposition

La Maison Aube-Lumière stands apart by offering entirely free, holistic palliative care — encompassing medical, psychosocial, spiritual, and bereavement services — in a warm, home-like environment surrounded by gardens, sustained by a community of approximately 100 volunteers contributing over 30,000 hours annually. It holds the distinction of being the first palliative care home in Canada to be ready to provide medically assisted dying to patients who request it, in full compliance with government requirements. As of November 2025, the organization expanded its mission beyond cancer patients to also serve those with terminal chronic illnesses, further broadening its impact across the Estrie region.

Financial overview

Revenue (2025)
$3,512,498
Expenses (2025)
$3,090,454
Total assets
$5,944,224
Liabilities
$3,040,880
Year Revenue Expenses Program Admin Fundraising
2025 $3,512,498.00 $3,090,454.00 $2,093,700.00 $584,606.00 $412,148.00
2024 $3,402,823.00 $3,033,506.00 $2,053,398.00 $557,480.00 $422,628.00
2023 $3,204,183.00 $2,909,285.00 $2,055,214.00 $499,276.00 $354,793.00
2022 $2,955,332.00 $2,933,696.00 $2,071,636.00 $517,768.00 $344,292.00
2021 $2,482,459.00 $2,313,938.00 $0.00 $178,553.00 $0.00
2020 $2,277,595.00 $2,113,104.00 $1,369,951.00 $271,667.00 $471,486.00

Financial data sourced from the Canada Revenue Agency.

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Leadership team

CG

Christian Gagnon

Director General

JB

Joël Bolduc

Director of Volunteer and Support Services

CC

Claude Carrier

Director of Nursing Services

VB

Vicky Bélanger

Director of Fundraising and Communications

GB

Geneviève Breault

Executive Assistant and Fundraising Support

MN

Mélanie Noël

Communications Agent

LG

Lucie Gaulin

Accounting Technician

NM

Nancy Morin

Clinical Counselor, Admissions

CC

Christiane Caisse

Board Member

ÈG

Ève-Reine Gagné

Board Member

FF

François Fouquet

Board Member

JR

Jean Roy

Board Member

TH

Tu Hoang

Board Member

Trusted by

NWM Acts of Grace Charis CNCF

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