At Plan Humain, we guide nonprofits, foundations, and businesses through a simple, structured process built for real impact—one shaped around who they are, so their social engagement shows up in real ways people can actually feel.
We keep things simple, bring a dash of humour to what we do, and help our clients thrive while changing lives.
A little clarity goes a long way. Our bite-sized clips, currently available in French, break down strategic challenges you may be facing and help you see the big picture.
Plan Humain partners with mission-driven organizations, whatever their cause. We work with everyone, from sports federations and disability advocacy groups to organizations that support gender and sexual diversity, fight senior isolation, promote women’s rights, and advocate for mental health inclusion or vulnerable youth.
We’re here to listen and help each of them maximize their impact.
Working with Plan Humain was even better than we could have hoped. Fannie and Marie-Hélène were the real deal—attentive, reassuring, and really there for us every step of the way.
Line Bergeron, Collectif A.U.
Two years later, we can see how much the strategic plan Plan Humain helped us develop still holds up—proof that it was realistic enough to last and ambitious enough to matter.
José Malo, Association québécoise des sports pour paralytiques cérébraux (AQSPC)
Plan Humain was with us every step of the way. Everyone in the room felt heard and supported. Fannie was so present and so enthusiastic throughout our planning day that by the end, we’d made a warm, supportive connection.
Victoria Legault, Aide aux Trans du Québec (ATQ)
Plan Humain made all the difference for our Collective. Getting organizations from across the province to work together on behalf of people living with multiple disabilities is no small feat. It requires a certain level of care and expertise, and that’s exactly what Plan Humain delivered. With Fannie and her team, we found our footing, got clear on a shared vision, and together turned it into concrete action for people with multiple disabilities and their families.