Workshop
One Workshop, One Chance
At Zéro Religion, we believe that sometimes, all it takes is a helping hand, a tool, a workshop… to change a life.
That’s why we’re launching a community-driven, human-centered, and completely free initiative aimed at those society too often forgets.
🎯 What We Do
“One Workshop, One Chance” is a hands-on DIY training program designed for:
• Individuals with modest incomes
• Youth facing challenges
• People in social or professional reintegration
• Anyone simply looking to take back control of their life
Our mission is simple: to give the tools—literally and figuratively—to those ready to move forward.
🧰 How Does It Work?
• 2-day hands-on workshop (up to 12 hours total)
• 10 participants every two weeks or 20 per month
• Led by volunteer trainers in a caring, supportive environment
• At the end of the workshop, each participant leaves with a complete tool kit, purchased by Zéro Religion from our partner Dovix
🎁 It’s more than just a gift—it’s a symbol of dignity, trust, and renewed independence.
🤝 A Committed Partnership
To ensure the quality of the toolkits provided, we chose to partner with Dovix, a company specializing in DIY kits and tools.
Zéro Religion purchases every toolkit directly from Dovix.
In return, Dovix’s team can volunteer as trainers, if they wish—staying true to the spirit of sharing and service.
💸 A Small Budget, Big Impact
We’ve designed this project to be effective, sustainable, and realistic.
• Estimated monthly budget: CAD 4,000
This covers:
The purchase of 20 toolkits
Rental of space and extra materials (if needed)
Snacks for participants
Coordination and logistics costs
💬 Why Donate?
Because helping someone fix a door… can help them open a new one.
Because a well-used screwdriver can help get a life back on track.
Because you can be part of that transformation.
✋ How Can You Help?
👉 Make a donation to sponsor a participant
👉 Share the project with your community
👉 Volunteer as a trainer or mentor if you have skills to share
Every month, 20 people will walk away with tools—but more importantly, with hope.
Together, let’s equip lives.