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Orphan Diseases

Not so rare, 700,000 Quebecers affected

Activities

RQMO 2026 Education Day

This year, RQMO’s Education Day will be held at the Travelodge Hotel in Quebec City (3125, boulevard Hochelaga, Quebec), with the theme “The impact of rare diseases – towards greater inclusion”.

This awareness-raising day is intended as a forum for exchange, reflection and sharing about the realities experienced by people with rare diseases. We want to highlight the day-to-day challenges, as well as concrete ways of building a more inclusive society.

Over the course of the day, several dimensions will be addressed, including social impacts related to schooling, employment, mental health and financial realities. We will also explore the physical repercussions, both visible and invisible, and their influence on social participation and quality of life.

Testimonials from those directly concerned will enrich these discussions, bringing a human, authentic and essential perspective to these issues.

By bringing together different points of view, this day aims to better understand the impact of rare diseases and to encourage concrete action in favor of fairer, more sustainable inclusion.

RQMO on the move

RQMO’s Presence at CHU Sainte-Justine

On June 18, the RQMO set up an information booth at CHU Sainte-Justine to raise public awareness of rare diseases. This initiative helped raise awareness of our organization and the services we offer, particularly in terms of support and information.

We look forward to being there again this fall.

A day of connections, sharing, and solidarity

On Saturday, July 4, 2026, the RQMO Stickler and Marfan Syndrome community and the Association for People with Limited Mobility participated in a friendly outdoor gathering to discuss shared challenges and realities. It was a wonderful gathering, filled with enriching discussions, sharing, and solidarity.

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You’ll find announcements of activities and news about rare diseases (research projects, clinical trials, new drugs, etc.). Maybe even someone with the same rare disease as you!

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