A woman smiles as she talks with a young boy in a wheelchair, with a city skyline behind them.

Building bridges. Empowering people. Transforming lives.

Advancing inclusive healthcare, accessibility, cultural integration and international cooperation through practical initiatives and meaningful partnerships.

About FAD

Association FAD for Socio-Medical Cooperation in Canada is a Montréal-based association dedicated to advancing humanitarian cooperation, inclusive healthcare, disability inclusion, cultural integration and community empowerment.

Founder & President Caline Saleh and Co-Founder & Honorary President Fayez Saleh

More about FAD

Our mission

To promote socio-medical cooperation and inclusive community development through initiatives that improve access to healthcare, empower people with disabilities, strengthen families and foster meaningful partnerships.

Our vision

A world where every person can live with dignity, access appropriate services, participate fully in society and contribute to their community.

Portrait of Caline F. Saleh, President of Association FAD.

Letter from the President

Canada has provided a strong foundation for the growth and development of Association FAD.

Within an environment defined by inclusion, accessibility, and collaboration, the organization has been able to transform lived experience into a structured, community-driven socio-medical initiative supported by a committed and multidisciplinary team.

Guided by shared human values and cultural exchange, Association FAD works to build bridges between communities through care, dialogue, and cooperation—strengthening inclusion and collective responsibility.

Lebanese by blood. Canadian by choice.

This reflects the spirit of openness, belonging, and opportunity that shapes our mission and guides our work.

Caline F. Saleh

President, Association FAD

Building bridges through care, culture, and cooperation

Featured initiative

Inclusive Innovation

FAD explores forward-thinking concepts at the intersection of accessibility, innovation, and the future of aviation.

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Inclusion is not a favour. It is a right, a value, and a stronger society for all.

Get involved

Become a partner, volunteer or supporter of FAD initiatives. Contact the association to discuss collaboration opportunities.

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