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To support our community and the healthcare professionals that interact with them, we are working on projects like organizing outreaching events, translating health resources, online video conferences and much more.
Our Journey So Far
A timeline of YAHPA's biggest milestones and projects since its founding.
2024
November
Mental Wellness Round Table
Our YAHPA Sharing Circle invited Asian Canadians from all generations to come together and engage in meaningful dialogue about their intergenerational trauma. Participants explored the complexities of cultural identity, resilience, and healing. By sharing personal narratives and listening to others, we were able to foster understanding, empathy, and community support.

YAHPA Fall Walk
This event was an opportunity for members to connect with each other while doing some fun physical activities.

July
Table Tennis: Fourth Edition
Revisit YAHPA’s fourth edition table tennis event filled with many participants and activities! We had an amazing time celebrating the spirit of sportsmanship and community. A big thank you to everyone who joined us and made the event unforgettable.

June
YAHPA officially launches a campaign to invite more healthcare professions in the Greater Montreal area to join its online registry.
See Online Form to registerFebruary
YAHPA is pleased to present a guide to healthcare resources in Montreal! Navigating Quebec's healthcare system can be complicated, and we hope this guide will help you find the services that best meet your needs. You'll discover primary care services, such as family doctors, emergency services, as well as dentists and optometrists.
See Guide to Healthcare ResourcesDisclaimer: The goal is to improve access to primary care services in the Greater Montreal area. The content of this document does not constitute medical advice. We have no conflicts of interest with the organizations mentioned in this document. Updated as of February 27, 2025.
2023
October
YAHPA presents "Sip, Share, and Connect," a networking event tailored for healthcare professionals, generously sponsored by Desjardins, Mi Bao, and OCHA

January
YAHPA launches a recruitment drive to broaden its volunteer network, seeking dedicated individuals to bolster its mission and enhance its influence. With a current team of 30 members, we aim to expand our reach and deepen our impact in the community.
2022
December
The start of an online campaign of infographic posters discussing mental wellness on social media.
November
YAHPA launches a series of online webinars to tackle various health related issues such as mental health and chronic diseases
October
The first annual in-person general assembly for YAHPA members was held.
August
YAHPA hosts Bubble Tea & Cookies, a sponsored networking event for students to meet with over 30 health professionals to discuss and learn about their career paths

2021
October
YAHPA's online event featured 15 medical professionals sharing career paths with 150+ attendees. Speakers discussed diverse professional journeys, offering inspiration and guidance to aspiring healthcare professionals
August
YAHPA is now officially recognized as a non-profit organization (NPO) at the provincial level of Quebec
June
YAHPA's organizes the first in-person table tennis event in Chinatown to meet the local asian community

May
YAHPA hosts its first virtual conference in Mandarin on mental health issues given by industry speakers
2020
December
YAHPA participates in an online conference panel with BLIA Montreal regarding COVID-19 guidelines in Cantonese
November
A social media campaign initiates recruitment of healthcare professionals for the YAHPA registry. The inaugural online registry is published and comprises over 150 members
June
YAHPA kick-starts its official online presence with Facebook and publishes its first translations of COVID related government instructions
2019
December
YAHPA is founded during the COVID-19 pandemic by a group of passionate individuals who saw the rising inequalities in the current health care system regarding its accessibility to the asian population in Montreal

